Custom Domain for your Github pages
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Yes, You can add a custom domain name for your Github page. You just need some basic knowledge of git and domain configuration.
Prerequisites:
1.You should have your own GitHub page, If not then this article might help you.
2. You have your own custom domain name purchased and have access to domain configuration.
1. CNAME
Before start, I assume you have your Github page up & running.
First, you need to create a new file in your repository as CNAME then add your domain/subdomain name & commit.
2. Configure DNS
Now go to your Configure DNS section of your DNS provider, You need to add two “@” type A records that point to the GitHub IP's
185.199.108.153
185.199.109.153
185.199.110.153
185.199.111.153and one “www” CNAME record that points to your username.github.io URL.
Done! You did it! 🥳🍻
For detailed information about the custom domain for Github, you can visit this article.
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