Different subdomains for different components
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Adam V
For example, a Django app can run on the apex domain, a web service on 'api.', and a static wiki on 'docs.'
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Bikram Gupta
Hi, just wanted to confirm that we have started working on it. I will reply when the public preview is ready this month.
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Whitney Jutzin
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Thank you so much for your feedback here! Our Product team has recently released tooling that can enable you to achieve this goal with your domains in the App Platform. You can learn more here: https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform/how-to/manage-domains/#use-subdomain-routing If you need any help getting started, please don't hesitate to reach out to our Support Team: https://cloudsupport.digitalocean.com/s/ Thank you again for taking the time to share this need with us and giving us a chance to provide a solution for you!
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Bikram Gupta
Hi, just wanted to confirm that we have started working on it. I will reply when the public preview is ready this month.
Luiz Machado
Bikram Gupta did the public preview ever get ready?
Alan Hamlett
Yes, this is a huge limitation when building a complete product on App Platform. Without subdomains for different components I can only use App Platform for hobby projects. I need different login cookies for different components, and the only clean way to do that is using subdomains.
Dennis Lysenko
Or your api component can run on
api.example.com
, and your frontend can be at example.com
the standard. Then some other apps like support.example.com
can be added under the same platform.