How to create a subdomain in AWS that points to an open room? #3113
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Has anyone tried to create a subdomain in an AWS Route 53 hosted zone that points to an open room? I've exhaused all the aws documentation and tried creating every AName / CName pointing every which way ... with no avail ... and the CloudFormation stack using 2 domains for the internal and external makes it even more perplexing |
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I haven't heard of anyone making a subdomain pointing to an open room. I do know that there's a few code snippets to siphon the person to an open room (community made): https://gist.github.com/Utopiah/8bf9375ef73d46b6c471c3ec2abae405 or https://gist.github.com/camelgod/a712ce7d43f21260ae5b4971b9a58dfb If you can get the subdomain to direct the person to your homepage with query params, you could deploy a custom client that will see that query params and forward that user to an open room. As a potential design. NOTE: we're actively updating the room API's (#3062) so those snippets could be out of date in the near future. |
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I haven't heard of anyone making a subdomain pointing to an open room. I do know that there's a few code snippets to siphon the person to an open room (community made): https://gist.github.com/Utopiah/8bf9375ef73d46b6c471c3ec2abae405 or https://gist.github.com/camelgod/a712ce7d43f21260ae5b4971b9a58dfb
If you can get the subdomain to direct the person to your homepage with query params, you could deploy a custom client that will see that query params and forward that user to an open room. As a potential design.
NOTE: we're actively updating the room API's (#3062) so those snippets could be out of date in the near future.