Getting started

Prerequisites

Creating an Organization

Creating Audit and Log Archive AWS Accounts

Management

Creating an AWS Account

Initial Setup

Billing Alerts

Configuring AWS SSO (IAM Identity Center)

Generating As-Built Documentation

Alliance Mode

Environments

Configuring AWS Client VPN

Configuring Private Bastion

Deleting an Environment

Compliance

Configuring a standard

Reference

Choosing Email Addresses for your AWS Accounts

Checklist end-of-deployment

Configuring SSO for Microsoft Azure

Configuring SSO for G-Suite

Deploying Applications

Notification History

Removing NX1 Access from AWS Accounts

Reduce permission access for NX1

What’s deployed in my account

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Finding the Root Cause of a Failed Job

Creating new environment failed

Fixing Network Access is not connecting to RDS

SSO G-Suite - Deploy Lambda Error

Domains

What is a Domain?

Domains are Route53 Hosted Zones to be used with your NX1 Environment.

Creating a Domain

Let's now configure a domain in your environment so that later we can create records pointing to your applications hosted in your NX1 environment.

Sign in to NX1 and navigate to the Environment section
If you do not have an Environment created, click on Create an environment
Follow the instructions at Environments
On the Environment page, on the left side, select the Domains menu
To create a new domain, click the New Domain button
Fill out the fields as directed below:

Enter the Domain Name. For help choosing a domain name, see below.
Click Create

Choosing a domain name

Given the following example:

The company is called PiedPiper with the main domain piedpiper.com.

They have a website and a web application with the following domain names:

Website: piedpiper.com and www.piedpiper.com
Web App: app.piedpiper.com

They also have 3 environments for their web app:

Development: app.dev.piedpiper.com
Staging: app.staging.piedpiper.com
Production: app.piedpiper.com

The recommended NX1 setup will be:

Environment	Domain (Hosted Zone)
Development	`dev.piedpiper.com`
Staging	`staging.piedpiper.com`
Production	`piedpiper.com` Or if the website is hosted outside AWS: `app.piedpiper.com`

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