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Connect a domain

Connect a domain that you own to your server. Each service then answers at its own subdomain.

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You connect example.com. Ferry shows the DNS record to create.

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A is a name that Ferry serves your services under. Connect example.com. Then each and answers at <service>.example.com.

A server starts with one domain: its (--base-domain). The default is localhost, which works only on the machine itself. You connect more domains while the server runs: no , no .

Connect a domain

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The three stepsConnect, create the DNS record, wait. With the dashboard, the CLI or the API.The DNS recordWhat the names * and @ mean.How Ferry verifies a domainThe two checks, and what to do if one fails.CertificatesThe states of the certificate of each hostname.

Apps and servers

Keep the limits on, give each server its own prefix, and know what Ferry does not protect.

Domain of the server or custom domain

A domain of the server covers each service. A custom domain is one more name for one service.

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