How to setup a custom domain on an account

As a pre-requisite, a customer must own a domain name and purchase the domain from a provider.

As an example, let us consider that a customer owns a fictitious domain, acme.com. The customer wishes Learning Manager content to be served from learning.acme.com.

Follow the steps below to set up a custom domain.

  1. The customer has to add three CNAME records in the domain:

    • learning.acme.com: ALB public endpoint of Learning Manager shared by Adobe
    • lrs.learning.acme.com: ALB public endpoint pointed by learning.acme.com
    • cdn.learning.acme.com: CDN endpoint shared by Adobe
  2. The customer must provide SSL certificates for these domains:

    • learning.acme.com
    • lrs.learning.acme.com
    • cdn.learning.acme.com
  3. Adobe will upload these SSL certificates to AWS ALB for serving requests to the domains.

  4. Adobe will add learning.acme.com in their SAN cert.

  5. Adobe will generate the SP metadata for the customer as the metadata will contain the custom domian URLs.

    • If the customer wishes to have social login, then Adobe must include the redirect url patterns of the social sites in the list of allowed urls.
    • If the customer has enabled SSO, then the customer must work with their IDP to include their domains in the redirect urls. The customer must share the IDP metadata XML with Adobe. Adobe then must update the SSO settings of the customer’s account.
  6. Adobe will then modify the S3 CORS rules to include the customer’s domain.

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