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HTZL
8 Nov, 2024, 00:36

Hey guys, I could use a bit of help. Long text but i try to make it clear.

I was on Appwrite Cloud until yesterday. I switched to self hosting on my RPI-4B. port forwarded and use dyndns. I am also using a subdomain, say db.example.com of my own domain example.com, and cnaming it to the dyndns domain. db.example.com is the one is use for _APP_DOMAIN and _APP_DOMAIN_TARGET in .env. Everything working fine till now. Now i tried to add functions. I tried it with _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=localhost, then i can execute only on host machine, makes sense. but if i for example make it _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=functions.example.com, i dont know what to do next. what cnames should i define at my domain provider? Any tips? And then there is nginx. I read a lot about guys using nginx in relation to this problem. what exactly does nginx and can it help me here?

Please help!

TL;DR
Developers successfully switched from Appwrite Cloud to self-hosted on Raspberry Pi 4B. They are using a subdomain and CNAME for dynamic subdomains/functions. They want certificates for dynamic subdomains and need guidance on setting up CNAMEs and utilizing nginx for assistance. **Solution:** Use wildcard SSL certificates for dynamic subdomains. Configure CNAME records for dynamic subdomains. Utilize nginx for managing routing and reverse proxy configuration.
HTZL
8 Nov, 2024, 00:55

Okay guys, got it working. Now is the only last question, how do i automatically get certificates for all the dynamic subdomains / functions?

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