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Customizing the API Store domain makes your API store easier to find. It is a quick and efficient way to differentiate your API Store from all the other API Stores in WSO2 Cloud. Moreover, your company domain is an important part of your developer community experience because subscribers enter the API Store domain into a browser to get to your API Store.

Follow the steps below to customize the API Store domain:

  1. Sign in to WSO2 API Cloud (https://api.cloud.wso2.com) as an admin user.

  2. On the API Publisher, click Configure and then select Custom URL from the drop-down menu. 


    This displays the Manage Custom Domains page.

  3. Under API Portal, click the pencil icon to edit the existing Custom Domain of the Store. 

    This displays the Modify Store Custom Domain page where you can spcify a custom Domain Name for the Store. 

  4. Specify a valid Domain Name and click Verify. This checks whether the CNAME record exists for the specified URL.
    If the CNAME verification is successful, you will see the following screen: 

  5.  For each field, upload a valid file that meet the specified requirements.

    FieldRequirements
    SSL CertificateThis certificate file must satisfy the following requirements:

    • Should be in X509 format.

    • Should not be expired.

    • Should be issued directly or by a wild card entry for a provided custom URL. For example,

    SSL Key File The private key of the certificate, which should be encrypted in the RSA format.
    Chain FileThe chain file to be used if the SSL connection to your custom URL fails with the SSL Certificate and SSL Key File.

  6. Click Proceed. If the certificate files upload successfully, you will see a notification that says Custom URL mapping is successfully added, which means that you have successfully changed the API Store domain name.

    It takes approximately 10 minutes for the changes to apply. Adding the configurations and restarting the load balancers can take some time.

  7. Access the API Store using your new URL. In this example, the new API Store URL is https://developers-test.wso2stagingapps.com.

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