Code Ocean VPC Administration Guide
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v3.6
  • Code Ocean VPC Administration Guide
  • Overview
    • System Overview
    • System Capacity and Sizing
  • Installation Guide
    • Prerequisites
    • CloudFormation Deployment
    • Deployment Parameters
    • Deployed IAM Resources
    • Subdomain Delegation
    • Create an Admin Account
    • Upgrade Code Ocean
    • Remove Code Ocean
    • Least privileged deployment IAM role
  • Management Guide
    • User Management
      • Admin Signup
      • Adding/Removing an Administrator
      • Inviting New Users
      • Generating a Reset Password Link
      • Deactivate User
      • Exten Owndership
    • User Licenses Guide
    • Set up a User Banner Message
    • Enable Git Integration
    • Starter Environments
      • Deploy Base Image
      • Image Actions
      • Deploying Private Docker Base Images
    • Set up Custom Metadata
    • Authentication
    • SCIM Provisioning using Azure Active Directory
    • SCIM Provisioning using Okta
    • ACM Certificate Renewal
    • Deleting Released Capsules
    • Assumable Roles
    • Backup and restore
    • Public Collections
    • Download Settings
  • Troubleshooting Guide
    • Collecting Logs with the Support Bundle
    • Searching Logs in AWS CloudWatch
    • Detecting Drift in AWS CloudFormation Stacks
    • Alarms
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  1. Installation Guide

Subdomain Delegation

Learn to delegate the subdomain to host Code Ocean VPC.

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As mentioned in the , if you choose an internet-facing deployment type and not configure an existing Route53 hosted zone to add the Code Ocean DNS records to, you will need to configure the parent domain (for example, XYZ.com) to delegate the Code Ocean subdomain (codeocean by default) to Route53 by adding an NS record to the parent domain.

Once the CloudFormation deployment has completed, please follow these steps to delegate the subdomain:

  1. Navigate to , and find your newly created public hosted zone from the deployment (e.g. codeocean.XYZ.com) then select View Details.

  2. Under Records search for the NS (Name Server) record, and copy the content of "Value/Route traffic to" column. Here's an example of such NS record:

    Name = codeocean.XYZ.com
Type = NS
Value =
ns-1923.awsdns-48.co.uk.
ns-366.awsdns-45.com.
ns-1437.awsdns-51.org.
ns-673.awsdns-20.net.

  3. Add an NS record in your hosting domain (e.g. XYZ.com) with the copied value to delegate the subdomain to Route53.

Route53 Hosted zones
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