Domain Setup with DynDNS

Database Tier

Click the option to Add New Hostname.

For Returning Users with a Paid Account
If you are an existing user with a registered domain, log into your DynDNS account, go to My Services > Domain names, DNS hosting, Dyn Email services, click on the service link for your domain (screenshot) and click the Add Hostname button (screenshot).

First, create a DNS hostname for your Master-DB server.

• Hostname - Enter a unique subdomain to create a hostname for your domain.
• Wildcard - (Optional)
• Service Type - Select the "Host with IP address" option.
• IP Address - Enter the IP Address of your local machine.  This IP Address serves as a placeholder since you will not know the IP address that the Master-DB will be assigned when it is launched.  Later, when you set up your database servers, a script will be run that will update the DNS record with the instance's private IP address.  Note: If you enter an obvious placeholder IP Address (e.g. 1.2.3.4) you will get a warning message. It's best to simply use your current location's IP for this field.
• Mail Routing - (Optional)

Click Add to Cart.  You should now have one hostname in your shopping cart. 

If you are using the 11H1 ServerTemplates, you will need to create another hostname for your Slave-DB. If you are using the Chef-based ServerTemplates, you can skip this step.

Click the My Services link in the navigational menu.  Click Add Hostname link. 

Create a hostname for the Slave-DB and click the  Add to Cart button.

Load Balancing Tier

Create a hostname for each load balancer server. Click the My Services link in the navigational menu. Click Add Hostname link. 

If you are using Elastic IPs or already know the public IP addresses of your load balancer servers, you can enter the IP address when you create the hostname, otherwise you must manually update the hostname record after the load balancers are operational and have been assigned their public IP address.