Edge

Domains & SSL

Managing Domains

Add custom domains to your CDN deployment with automatic SSL certificate provisioning.

Adding a Domain

Each domain you add to a deployment needs to be configured with:

Domain

The domain or subdomain visitors will use (e.g., cdn.yoursite.com)

Origin URL

Where to fetch content from (e.g., https://your-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com)

Screenshot: Add Domain modal with domain and origin fields

DNS Configuration

After adding a domain, you need to configure your DNS to point to Edge CDN.

For subdomains (recommended)

Add a CNAME record:

cdn.yoursite.com.  CNAME  cdn.edge.network.

Root domains (apex domains)

Root domains (e.g., yoursite.com) cannot use CNAME records. Use your DNS provider's ALIAS or ANAME record type, or consider using Edge DNS which supports this natively.

Screenshot: Domain row showing DNS pending status with CNAME instructions

Domain Status

Domains go through several states during setup:

DNS Status

pending Waiting for you to configure DNS
verified DNS is correctly configured
failed DNS check failed - verify your CNAME record

SSL Status

issuing... Certificate is being issued (30-60 seconds)
active Valid SSL certificate is in place
failed Certificate issuance failed - check DNS

Automatic SSL Certificates

Edge CDN automatically provisions free SSL certificates for all domains using Let's Encrypt.

Free Certificates

No cost for SSL - included with every domain

Auto-Renewal

Certificates renew automatically before expiration

Fast Issuance

Certificates issued in under 60 seconds

TLS 1.3

Modern encryption with the latest TLS version

Screenshot: Domain with SSL active badge and green shield icon

Removing a Domain

You can remove a domain from your deployment at any time.

Traffic will stop immediately

When you remove a domain, traffic to that domain will stop being served by Edge CDN. Update your DNS records to point elsewhere before removing.

  1. Click the trash icon next to the domain you want to remove
  2. Confirm the removal in the modal
  3. The domain and its SSL certificate will be removed

Next Steps