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Hello,
I believe you can accomplish this by creating a CNAME record in your example.com domain that maps "mycontainer.example.com" to your container service's public domain. It would look something like:
mycontainer CNAME foo.guid.region.cs.amazonlightsail.com
(where "foo.guid.region.cs.amazonlightsail.com" is replaced by your container service's public domain URL).
I hope this helps. Thank you for using Amazon Lightsail!
Best,
Max
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Thanks that is right however there's one more thing to do that wasn't clear in the UI. I eventually found out that you first need to add TLS certificates for your root domain before the option to add subdomains will come up. So this means that even if you're not going to use your root domain, a TLS certificate must still be created for it, before you can add subdomains.
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