Hi,
So , I want the following:
For the Appwrite admin panel, I want to use: admin.example.com
For my backend APIs, I want to use: api.example.com
For my frontend (web app), I want to use example.com
I am using a self hosted version. However, it is not very clear to me how to set this exact setup.
When I create Appwrite instance using docker, should I give my hostname as admin.example.com ?
And then, how do I setup domains for backend and frontend? Will this setup cause any problems?
your setup should work fine.
- hostname as
admin.example.com> appwrite console - other subdomains > you should correctly manage this via pointing A records to your Server IP.
This is where I am confused. How should I set up My DNS
Should I do this?
A record for admin.example.com should point to my public IP of the instance.
But then, how should I setup the A record or Cname record or whatever to ensure that the backend requests go to api.example.com ?
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