I created a AWS instance to hold my jenkins and archiva services 5 days ago.
I already have my own domain, and created DNS Subdomain jenkins.mydomain.com
and archiva.mydomain.com
entries to redirect to my AWS instance.
But, I wanna use something like that:
jenkins.mydomain.com
instead of jenkins.mydomain.com:8080
archiva.mydomain.com
instead of archiva.mydomain.com:8081
Someone can help me?
I already instaled a apache2 service too.
Editing... to make more clear because i don't figure out anything...
I have my own domain: mydomain.com
I created a CNAME entry dev.mydomain.com
on DNS server that point to somename.no-ip.info
I created a AWS instance and installed no-ip update client. So I have sure that somename.no-ip.info
is pointing to this machine
On this machine I have 2 services: Jenkins on port 9090
and Archiva on port 9091
.
I'm able to access these using somename.no-ip.info:9090
and somename.no-ip.info:9091
I'm also able to access it from dev.mydomain.com:9090
and dev.mydomain.com:9091
What I want, if it's possible, is access from jenkins.mydomain.com
and archiva.mydomain.com
adding a reverse proxy in apache will fix this problem , something along the lines of wiki.apache.org/httpd/TomcatReverseProxy
This reply is late and I'm sure you have figured it out by now. I see your NameVirtualHost with an 'r' tagged at the end of your .com, which I am sure is a typo and thus creating your problem.
HTH
It's working now.
I make CNAME entries for
jenkins.mydomain.com
andarchiva.mydomain.com
both pointing tosomename.no-ip.info
.On my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf i setted:
But now I'm getting this warning:
[warn] NameVirtualHost archiva.mydomain.com:80 has no VirtualHosts
Someone knows how to fix it?