Whenever you make changes to your DNS, it may take some time to take effect.
You can check if your changes have propagated using whatsmydns.net
You can check if your changes have propagated using whatsmydns.net
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
Whenever you make changes to your DNS, it may take some time to take effect.
You can check if your changes have propagated using whatsmydns.net
You can check if your changes have propagated using whatsmydns.net
Setting up DNS records in Namecheap DNS(you can setup records in any registrar)
ps: you can also setup cloudflare safety net by keeping it proxied but you'll need AAAA Record only.
ps: you can also setup cloudflare safety net by keeping it proxied but you'll need AAAA Record only.
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
Setting up DNS records in Namecheap DNS(you can setup records in any registrar)
ps: you can also setup cloudflare safety net by keeping it proxied but you'll need AAAA Record only.
ps: you can also setup cloudflare safety net by keeping it proxied but you'll need AAAA Record only.
After you've pushed the changes to your zerops.yml file using zCLI (the command-line tool for interacting with Zerops)
- as shown in the video, you'll see an option to enable a Zerops subdomain or even add your own domain.
- You'll also get the A and AAAA Record, which you can add to your DNS.
- as shown in the video, you'll see an option to enable a Zerops subdomain or even add your own domain.
- You'll also get the A and AAAA Record, which you can add to your DNS.
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
After you've pushed the changes to your zerops.yml file using zCLI (the command-line tool for interacting with Zerops)
- as shown in the video, you'll see an option to enable a Zerops subdomain or even add your own domain.
- You'll also get the A and AAAA Record, which you can add to your DNS.
- as shown in the video, you'll see an option to enable a Zerops subdomain or even add your own domain.
- You'll also get the A and AAAA Record, which you can add to your DNS.
The first step to setting up public access using domains on Zerops is to define the port and set httpSupport to true in your zerops.yml file.
The zerops.yml file should be located at the root of your project.
The zerops.yml file should be located at the root of your project.
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
The first step to setting up public access using domains on Zerops is to define the port and set httpSupport to true in your zerops.yml file.
The zerops.yml file should be located at the root of your project.
The zerops.yml file should be located at the root of your project.
Setting up domains in your Zerops Service takes just 2–3 minutes, and DNS propagation doesn't take much longer!
ps: zerops.yml & dns records may vary as per your project needs
ps: zerops.yml & dns records may vary as per your project needs
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
Setting up domains in your Zerops Service takes just 2–3 minutes, and DNS propagation doesn't take much longer!
ps: zerops.yml & dns records may vary as per your project needs
ps: zerops.yml & dns records may vary as per your project needs
🌐 Setting up Domains on Zerops
> You get a .zerops.app subdomain when you enable HTTP support in zerops.yml (and yes, it's free).
> To set up domains on Zerops, all you need is a zerops.yml configuration file with the httpSupport option enabled and ports defined, followed by DNS records.
> You get a .zerops.app subdomain when you enable HTTP support in zerops.yml (and yes, it's free).
> To set up domains on Zerops, all you need is a zerops.yml configuration file with the httpSupport option enabled and ports defined, followed by DNS records.
December 9, 2024 at 4:13 AM
🌐 Setting up Domains on Zerops
> You get a .zerops.app subdomain when you enable HTTP support in zerops.yml (and yes, it's free).
> To set up domains on Zerops, all you need is a zerops.yml configuration file with the httpSupport option enabled and ports defined, followed by DNS records.
> You get a .zerops.app subdomain when you enable HTTP support in zerops.yml (and yes, it's free).
> To set up domains on Zerops, all you need is a zerops.yml configuration file with the httpSupport option enabled and ports defined, followed by DNS records.
November 22, 2024 at 2:50 PM