How to add your application as a sub-domain to Vapor

Recently I was trying to deploy a Laravel Application using Vapor. I wanted to deploy it to a subdomain. There were many projects deployed on several subdomains of our main domain. Since I wanted to deploy using Vapor which is basically serverless, there were basically no IP Addresses or URLs to point the domain to.
I went through the Vapor Documentation about the domain section, but it said nothing about how to point the subdomain. So I contacted the Laravel Vapor support about my problem. They responded that I needed to add the main Domain to Vapor and the subdomain will automatically be added and no problem will happen to my existing subdomains after doing this. After their response, I added the main domain from the Vapor UI. PS: Thanks for the great support from Mohamed Said.
Vapor imported the DNS zone’s existing records into Vapor. After that, I created a certificate for the domain from Vapor UI. Then I added the sud domain to the vapor.yml file in my production environment like below.
id: 4231
name: vapor-blog
domain: test.maindomain.com
environments:
 production:
 memory: 1024
 cli-memory: 512
 storage: vapor-blog
 build:
 - 'composer install --no-dev'
 - 'php artisan event:cache'
I deployed the code and after a few minutes. The subdomain was automatically created and I could access my Laravel Vapor Application using the subdomain. Pretty easy but there was no documentation so I’m hoping to help anyone who faces the same problem.

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