How to expose the developer portal with a customer domain instead of apigee.io?

Hi, after developing the developer portal (https://xxx.developerapiportal.apigee.io), we'd like to expose that with our own domain https://xxx.developerapiportal.acne.com, and I'd like to ask how apigee recommends to do it? Thanks very much in advance.

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Hi @Stephen Kwok,

For New Edge Developer Portal - follow this link https://docs-new.apigee.com/custom-domain

For Drupal based developer portal(hosted on Pantheon) - a) Core part is the same to have a CNAME entry registered, however as administrator, you have to add this CNAME entry in Pantheon dashboard, as described here - https://pantheon.io/docs/domains/ (you may jump directly to "Add a Custom Domain" section), b) By default, Pantheon serves their own TSL certificate when CNAME entry is in effect, if you wish to bring your own certificate for your portal, talk with the apigee support/pantheon support before having certificate arranged by your own, talk to them so they will generate CSR for you, that CSR you/or your IT/network team can use to generate a certificate, once this certificate is available, share the public certificate file to apigee/pantheon support, so they will upload to the right place, and that's it.

This is a learning based on my recent experience, I hope this helps.

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Hi @Stephen Kwok,

For New Edge Developer Portal - follow this link https://docs-new.apigee.com/custom-domain

For Drupal based developer portal(hosted on Pantheon) - a) Core part is the same to have a CNAME entry registered, however as administrator, you have to add this CNAME entry in Pantheon dashboard, as described here - https://pantheon.io/docs/domains/ (you may jump directly to "Add a Custom Domain" section), b) By default, Pantheon serves their own TSL certificate when CNAME entry is in effect, if you wish to bring your own certificate for your portal, talk with the apigee support/pantheon support before having certificate arranged by your own, talk to them so they will generate CSR for you, that CSR you/or your IT/network team can use to generate a certificate, once this certificate is available, share the public certificate file to apigee/pantheon support, so they will upload to the right place, and that's it.

This is a learning based on my recent experience, I hope this helps.