Update the BYOD docs to reflect the questions and answers from this dialog:

you once mentioned that if i used route 53 to maintain my domain's dns I would not need to change configurations on my cloudflare everytime i needed to a defang cert gen. do you have a tutorial on how i should set it up? or is it auto-setup if i move my domain management to the same aws account?

I have my domain in namecheap, and the DNS is at cloudflare, i could move it to aws if that will make the up and down easier without having tio reconfigure, Particularly because i want to set up a staging environment that I will keep putting down to save costs when i dont need it and put it up when i have to run a demo..... would hate to have to change a cname entry everytime i put it up....

well, you can always have your subdomains be a CNAME to the xyz.defang.app domain.. defang stack will make that easier.
But you can already do that using custom project names, either setting different name: in compose files, or by passing --project-name
(our new stack feature will basically do this for you, and it becomes your project-name suffix, eg. project "hello" and stack "Staging" would deploy as "hello-staging")

If you use the defang.app as CNAMEs , you wouldn't have to do anything. You'd still have do defang cert gen to recreate SSL certs after up.
THAT's the part you can skip if you move the DNS to Route53

does it give it to me when i defang up, i have never noticed it, i have always noticed something like this: defang-xyz-b0f79bb-123456789012.ca-central-1.elb.amazonaws.com

It does both! Typically people want to use the amazon one, because then you're not dependent on Defang

Perfect, then i can configure it to project name and it would work perfectly..... :)

The defang one will always be ...defang.app, or even --… if you have more ports on a service