Custom Domains

If you've deployed the Sublime Platform via our AWS CloudFormation deployment, it's simple to set up a custom domain for your instance, such as sublime.example.com:

1. In the AWS console, navigate to the same region in which you deployed the Sublime Platform
2. Request a public certificate for the custom domain you want to use through AWS Certificate Manager
3. In the EC2 Load Balancers interface, locate the Sublime-Platform-ALB load balancer CloudFormation created for you and add the certificate you created to the load balancer's HTTPS listener
4. Create a CNAME DNS record pointing your custom domain to the load balancer's DNS name (which should start with Sublime-Platform-ALB-)
5. Copy the ARN for the certificate you set in step (4). Navigate to AWS Systems Manager and then Parameter Store. Select the /sublime-security/self-signed-acm-certificate-for-sublime-platform parameter and click Edit. Replace the current value with the ARN of your new certificate and Save Changes.

That's it!

Setting up a domain for Track Link Clicks Action

When enabling click tracking you will need to setup a subdomain to use for the redirect traffic. Follow these steps:

1. In the AWS console, navigate to the same region in which you deployed the Sublime Platform
2. Request a public certificate for the custom click tracking domain you want to use through AWS Certificate Manager. For example clicks.myorg.com where myorg.com is a domain you own (e.g. you might have sublime.myorg.com for the Sublime UI).
3. In the EC2 Load Balancer interface, locate the sublime-platform-click-tracking load balancer CloudFormation created for you and add the certificate you created to the load balancer's HTTPS listener.
4. Create a CNAME DNS record pointing your custom domain to the load balancer's DNS name (which should start with sublime-platform-click-tracking)

Once you’ve completed these steps, go to the Track Link Clicks Action page to enter and save the redirect service DNS name.