This post is part of a series of blog posts on the Best and Cheapest Oracle APEX hosting: Free Oracle Cloud.
In a previous blog post, we configured the webserver on our Compute VM Instance. We added a website and configured the domain dgielis.com to point to this instance.
I got many requests on how to point the domain name to a specific Oracle APEX app. This is what I will cover in this blog post.
Lets start with connecting to our VM:
From a Terminal connect to your Oracle Cloud VM:
ssh -i ssh_key opc@public_ip
The first thing we do, is changing to the root user, as we want to configure the web server. Alternatively in front of every command you can add sudo.
We logged in as the OPC user, to become the ROOT user we do:
sudo su
# open the configuration file we created in the previous blog post
vi /etc/nginx/conf.d/dgielis.com.conf
# add following
location / {
rewrite ^/$ /ords/f?p=101:LOGIN_DESKTOP:0 permanent;
}
# save and quit (:wq)
My config file looks now like this:
# to test Nginx configuration
nginx -t
# to restart Nginx
nginx -s reload
That's it.
In a previous blog post, we configured the webserver on our Compute VM Instance. We added a website and configured the domain dgielis.com to point to this instance.
I got many requests on how to point the domain name to a specific Oracle APEX app. This is what I will cover in this blog post.
Lets start with connecting to our VM:
From a Terminal connect to your Oracle Cloud VM:
ssh -i ssh_key opc@public_ip
The first thing we do, is changing to the root user, as we want to configure the web server. Alternatively in front of every command you can add sudo.
We logged in as the OPC user, to become the ROOT user we do:
sudo su
# open the configuration file we created in the previous blog post
vi /etc/nginx/conf.d/dgielis.com.conf
# add following
location / {
rewrite ^/$ /ords/f?p=101:LOGIN_DESKTOP:0 permanent;
}
# save and quit (:wq)
My config file looks now like this:
# to test Nginx configuration
nginx -t
# to restart Nginx
nginx -s reload
That's it.