Use your own domain

Every web app gets a Kubana address with HTTPS. You can also attach up to 5 of your own domains, both apex domains (example.com) and subdomains (app.example.com).

Before you start

• The app's deploy key is verified.
• The app serves web traffic. Background services, such as a Laravel queue worker, have no public URL and can't use domains.
• You can edit the domain's DNS records, at Kubana or at your registrar.

1. Point DNS at Kubana

Create these records for the domain you want to attach:

Type	Name	Value
A	your domain or subdomain	62.238.7.246	Required
AAAA	your domain or subdomain	2a01:4f9:c015:ef6::1	Optional
CNAME	www	your apex domain	Optional, for www

Remove any other A or AAAA records on that name. An extra address that isn't Kubana's makes verification fail.

2. Attach the domain

1. Open your app → Domains and add the domain.
2. Kubana checks DNS immediately. If the check fails, fix the records and try again. DNS changes can take time to spread.
3. Optionally choose Make this the primary domain. The app's public URL switches to it, and the other addresses keep working.

3. Wait for HTTPS

Kubana issues the TLS certificate for you. A new domain can take a few minutes to work over HTTPS while the certificate is issued.

Remove a domain

Remove it from the Domains tab. This doesn't change your DNS. Delete the records at your DNS provider if you no longer need them. The Kubana address can't be removed.