How to configure DNS records for Name.com and a Heroku app

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[愿得一人] 2021-01-13 07:01

I\'m a bit confused about how to set up the DNS records for my domain at Name.com so it can correctly point to my Heroku app.

I found DNS configuration documentation

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  • 2021-01-13 07:40

    Here's what worked for me. Start with typing this in the Heroku CLI

    Heroku domains: add www.youwebsitename.com --app yourherokuapp 
    

    This should give you a DNS target.You can obtain this from the your app settings as well on the website . Copy it and save it because we are going to need it later.Then after this run

    heroku domains:wait for www.youwebsitename.com --app yourherokuapp 
    

    Then visit name.com and under your domains visit your dns records . There add CNAME entry with HOST equal to "www.yourwebsite.com" and ANSWER equal to whatever the dns target that heroku supplied you with .

    Go ahead and visit your website , it'll work , if it doesn't make sure that you've used www with your website name . To fix this issue add an ANAME entry with "yourwebsite.com" as HOST and heroku dns again as target . It should reflect the changes within few hours .

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  • 2021-01-13 07:45

    Don't use an A-record for your root domain. Heroku is using volatile IP addresses, which means the IP you configure in your A record can stop working at any moment without notice.
    See https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/apex-domains

    On your root domain, you need to either setup an HTTP redirect to your www subdomain with your DNS provider, or use another provider which offers CNAME records for root domains.

    As for the CNAME in your subdomains, yes, "Host" would be "*" to be all your subdomains.
    Answer will be the endpoint provided by heroku, in the form appname.herokudns.com..
    TTL means how often the DNS cache should be refreshed with the clients. Using the default (or 3600 if they don't provide any) will work here.

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