Custom domains make your application more professional and easier for users to remember. With PipeOps, connecting your domain is fast and secure.
This guide walks you through adding a domain and updating your DNS settings so your app is accessible via your own domain name.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure:
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You’ve deployed a project on PipeOps.
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You own the domain you want to connect (e.g., via Namecheap, GoDaddy, etc.).
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You can access your DNS provider’s dashboard to edit DNS records
For this guide, we’ve deployed a project that’s currently accessible via a pipeops.app endpoint.
Step 1: Go to Your Project Settings
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Log in to your PipeOps Dashboard
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Select the project you want to connect the domain to
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Navigate to Settings and select Domains from the left menu
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Enter the full domain name (e.g., mydomain.com) in the text field that appears
- Click “Save”
PipeOps will generate the DNS records you need to add to your domain registrar.
Step 2: Update Your DNS Records
In your domain registrar’s DNS settings, add the CNAME record exactly as shown in the PipeOps dashboard.
Tip: If you're pointing a root domain (like mydomain.com), set the Host field to @.
Step 3: Wait for DNS Validation
After saving your DNS records, the system will automatically detect the new records and validate the domain.
It can take a few minutes to a few hours for your DNS records to propagate.
Testing Your Setup
Visit your custom domain in a browser. If the DNS is set up correctly, you should see your PipeOps-deployed project load securely using your domain.
