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Custom domains

Point your own domain at a Vorynza-hosted app.

Every app gets a free your-app.vorynza.cloud subdomain the moment it's first deployed. Add your own domain on top of it whenever you're ready — the platform subdomain keeps working either way.

Adding a domain

From your app's Domains tab, enter the hostname you want to use (for example app.example.com) and add it. Vorynza shows you the DNS records to create:

RecordTypePurpose
RoutingCNAMEPoints your domain at Vorynza's edge
SSLCNAMELets Vorynza's certificate authority validate you own the domain

Create both records with your DNS provider, then Vorynza verifies them and issues a TLS certificate automatically — no action needed on your end once the records exist. This typically takes a few minutes, occasionally longer depending on DNS propagation.

One certificate per domain

Each custom domain gets its own dedicated routing setup and certificate. Adding a second domain never affects a domain (or your *.vorynza.cloud subdomain) that's already working.

Renaming a domain

You can change your app's default *.vorynza.cloud subdomain from the app header. The change takes effect within a few seconds — your existing custom domains are unaffected.

Removing a domain

Delete a domain from the Domains tab. This stops routing traffic for that hostname and cleans up its certificate; your platform subdomain and any other custom domains keep working.

Which deployment a domain serves

Custom domains always point at whichever deployment is currently promoted to production — the same one your *.vorynza.cloud subdomain serves. See Deployments for how promotion and rollback work.

Environment variables

Set, scope, import, and export environment variables for your Host app.

Deployments

Auto-deploy on push, preview deployments, rollback, and deployment status.

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