📄️ Restricting Domain Access
Access to applications and services can be restricted at the domain or the application and service level. This guide details the methods available for limiting public access to your workloads on Codesphere.
📄️ Setting Up A/B Test
This guide outlines how to run an application-level A/B test by running two distinct versions of your application simultaneously. Codesphere’s load balancer handles the traffic distribution natively, ensuring users are assigned to a version and stay there.
📄️ Connecting Private Network (VPN)
A common scenario for the usage of a vpn is an application running on Codesphere that needs to access services hosted in a private network.
📄️ Connecting Custom Domain
Codesphere allows you to connect your own domains (e.g., example.com) to your Workloads, replacing the generated *.[your codesphere instance URL] URLs. This process involves adding the domain to your team, verifying ownership, and then routing traffic to your specific Landscape.
📄️ Path-Based Routing
Path-based routing allows you to host multiple distinct applications or micro-frontends on a single domain by directing traffic based on the URL path (e.g., sending example.com/blog to one workspace and example.com/api to another).