DNS Configuration

DNS Configuration

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The exact A, CNAME, and TXT records to add for a custom domain.

When you add a custom domain, Atlasflow shows the DNS records you need to create at your DNS provider. This page explains what each record does.

Always use the exact values shown in your project's Settings → Domains dialog. The IPs and targets below are illustrative placeholders.

Apex domains

For an apex (root) domain like example.com, add A records pointing to Atlasflow's proxy IP addresses:

example.com A <atlasflow-proxy-ip>

The dashboard lists the exact IP addresses for your domain. Add one A record per IP shown.

Subdomains

For a subdomain like app.example.com, add a CNAME record pointing to Atlasflow's fallback origin:

app.example.com CNAME <atlasflow-fallback-origin>

The dashboard shows the exact CNAME target for your project.

Ownership verification

Before routing traffic, Atlasflow verifies you control the domain. Add the TXT record shown in the domain setup dialog:

_acme-challenge.example.com TXT <verification-token>

This record also enables automatic TLS certificate issuance.

Record summary

Domain typeRouting recordOwnership record
Apex (example.com)A → proxy IPsTXT → verification token
Subdomain (app.example.com)CNAME → fallback originTXT → verification token

Propagation

DNS changes can take from a few minutes to a few hours to propagate, depending on your provider and the record's TTL. Atlasflow polls automatically and updates the domain status once the records resolve.

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