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I have one Node aplication runing on default App Engine service. Its was runing on "urlFromWebSite.appspot.com", and I config it to run in my domain url "customUrl.ai".

I built a second service with Node with name "second-service",and its runing at "service-two-doturlFromWebSite.appspot.com", but i want to run at "subDomain.customUrl.ai"

I tried dispatch.yaml file with the url that i want for 'second-service';

Stack post 1 talking about dipatch

Stack post 1 talking about dipatch

GCP explanation for dispatch

I have tried Custom domains in App Engine > Settings > Custom domains;

GCP documentation for mapping custom domains

At custom domains I config my subdomain url, and it generates the DNS. ´

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I have question here: Where should I add this DNS config? At the "customUrl" or should i create a new record set for it?

I have been strugling with it for 2 days already, and could figure it out how to solve it. How should i config this to change my second service's url for a custom subdomain?

Modena
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  • Those records are created at the authoritative name server for your domain. – John Hanley Mar 16 '22 at 23:39
  • Hi @Modena, did you try to update CNAME, A or AAA A records in your domain service provider's DNS settings in case you already have an existing DNS record? – Catherine O Mar 17 '22 at 04:47
  • @CatherineO I am not sure. I am not sure where i should do this. My domain is from GoDaddy. Should i do this at GoDaddy or at the Network Services > Clooud DNS? – Modena Mar 17 '22 at 10:29
  • @JohnHanley what are they used for? Should I do something with at the GCP? – Modena Mar 17 '22 at 11:24
  • Please reread my first comment. Create those records at the DNS server. – John Hanley Mar 17 '22 at 18:38

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  1. When user enters customUrl.ai in a browser, traffic should be routed to Google's servers (for your GAE project). To do that, you configure DNS settings on your domain registrar's end.

  2. When user enters subDomain.customUrl.ai in a browser, traffic should be routed to Google's servers. To do that, you also configure DNS settings on your domain registrar's end.

  3. Both #1 & #2 are done for the same domain on your domain registrar's end (which is GoDaddy in your case). I believe this is what @JohnHanley is referring to. Put another way - just go to GoDaddy, find your domain and create entries corresponding to what GAE has outlined for you. If they are duplicates, GoDaddy will tell you.

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