Yes To point it at a domain name
It's worth checking it out For now I would recommend checking one of these 3 that report to work very good with Appwrite
- Linode
- Digital Ocean
- Hetzner (the cheapest)
Okay Thanks
And sure You also have Appwrite Cloud
When a use only ip address all works {"ip":"154.72.171.250","countryCode":"CM","country":"Cameroon","continentCode":"AF","continent":"Africa","eu":false,"currency":""}
Yes, makes sense
maybe you have some setting in your DNS for (enable proxy)
Probably their DNS somehow reversing the proxy
cloudflare does this
What you can do is to manage the DNS by your own and just point some A record to your server IP
Can he have a mini-documentation for this? š
Where is your domain hosted?
You can check this list
In that solution you're using CNAME because you're pointing it to an existing domain name
In your case you'll need to add A record as you're pointing to an IP address
Hostinger
Also the domain?
Yes
And you've added A record that points to your server IP?
Give me a few minutes to do it.
Okay
But how is your domain was pointing to your server till now?
This was already the case
I went through Hostinger documentation and haven't find anything about proxy I'll suggest you'll contact them
Okay, I'll contact them right away. Thank you for your answers šāāļø
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