I want to setup B2c-demo-shop docker version on AWS server with my custom domain name. I tried to re

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I want to setup B2c-demo-shop docker version on AWS server with my custom domain name. I tried to replace the spryker.local with my domain customdomain.com

Everything installed properly but when I access my domain name customdomain.com, it was showing nothing. Seems I need to do some configuration in docker or docker nginx to make it accessible through browser request. I am not sure. Just guessing it.

Can anyone please help how I can make my docker based Spryker b2c store accessible through my custom domain name? I read and tried all the docs given on SCOS but unfortunately it's not helpful.

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You have checked the docs? https://docs.spryker.com/docs/scos/dev/module-migration-guides/migration-guide-environment-configuration.html#host-vs-baseurl

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Thanks Julian! host name can be modified but when we type host name in browser, it's not accessible. May be we need to do Network mapping in docker to make frontend and backend accessible through browser.

I used this document:
https://docs.spryker.com/docs/cloud/dev/spryker-cloud-commerce-os/setting-up-a-custom[…]custom-domain-name-with-a-third-party-dns-zone-provider.html

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For us the load balancer handle this

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In my case, we don't have domain name assigned to server yet. Right now only elastic Ip is there. and through elastic IP we can not set different host name like zed.de.x.x.x.x

It's my assumption that if I change the urls in yml files from spryker.local to custom domain name (domain that I will set for server) that should work.
in local replacing Spryker.local to custom host works. but on server can not access.

Just a random question, if I install spryker through docker on any server(may be Digital Ocean droplet and without load balancer), do we need any additional configuration to make it accessible through browser?