How to use Gitee as your own second-level domain name

Gitee is a domestic open source code hosting platform. Similar to GitHub, it is a platform commonly used by programmers. Many developers want to host their code on the Gitee platform, and at the same time want to use Gitee as their second-level domain name, so that they can share their code more conveniently and allow others to access their code more quickly. However, many people don't know how to do this. Next, let’s take a look at how to set Gitee as a second-level domain name.

1. Register a gitee account and create a warehouse

First, you need to register a Gitee account, and then create a warehouse that needs to be hosted. This repository can be a personal project or a team project. This step does not require too much technology. As long as you follow the steps prompted by Gitee, you can easily create a warehouse.

2. Get the second-level domain name

To set Gitee as your own second-level domain name, you first need to obtain an independent second-level domain name. This second-level domain name can be your website name or your own name, etc. There are many ways to obtain a second-level domain name. Here we take Wanwang as an example.

Log in to the Wanwang Management Center, click [My Resources] on the left, find the virtual host to which the website you want to add a second-level domain name belongs in the virtual host tab on the left, and click [Domain Name Resolution] ], find the domain name you want to add, click [Add], and then follow the operation process.

3. Add resolution

After adding the second-level domain name, you need to add the corresponding resolution record. This resolution record points to Gitee's IP address. However, Gitee's IP is not fixed and can easily change, so it cannot be resolved by IP address. The solution to this problem is to use Gitee's cname resolution method.

In Wanwang, find the second-level domain name you created, click [Add], select the [cname] record, and fill in the record value as "username.gitee.io" (where "username" is your username on Gitee), so that the second-level domain name can be correctly resolved to Gitee.

4. Bind domain name

Next, you need to bind this second-level domain name on Gitee. Find your Gitee personal space, click [Bind custom domain name], enter the second-level domain name just now, and then click [Bind].

5. Access test

Finally, you can enter your second-level domain name in the browser to see if you can successfully access your code repository on Gitee. If you successfully access it, it means that you have successfully set Gitee as your second-level domain name.

Summary

Through the above five steps, we can set Gitee as our own second-level domain name, so that we can share our code more conveniently. It should be noted that the resolution record in Wanwang and the cname record in Gitee need to be set correctly, otherwise they will not be accessible.

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