A secure address for every app, from day one
Every app with a public port gets a permanent HTTPS address with a certificate we issue and renew — and a private address its project can reach. Add your own domain with two DNS records at any DNS provider.
- HTTPS included
- Certificates renewed for you
- Private project addresses
- Your own domain, any DNS provider
What’s in your app’s address
It’s permanent, it’s HTTPS, and every part means something.
Example address: https://storefront-5b6a1f.ap-mum.drasken.cloud
One HTTP port faces the internet
Everything else stays inside
- storefront reaches http://api
- worker reaches http://api
- api reaches http://search
Or serve it on shop.example.com
Add the domain to your app and create these two DNS records at any DNS provider. We check them automatically, issue a free HTTPS certificate as soon as both are found, and your app answers on your domain.
- Points your domain at your app
- Type
- CNAME
- Name
- shop.example.com
- Value
- edge.ap-mum.drasken.cloud
- Lets us issue the certificate and proves you own the domain
- Type
- CNAME
- Name
- _acme-challenge.shop.example.com
- Value
- 01k5….acme.drasken.cloud
- Verifying
- Securing
- Active
No more certificate emergencies
The certificate expired and customers saw a warning.
Certificates are issued and renewed for you, on your app’s address and on your own domain. There is nothing to configure.
Your app’s address changes every time you redeploy.
The address stays the same for the life of the app, through deploys, scaling and stops.
Internal services are exposed to the internet.
Apps reach each other at http://<name> inside the project; only one HTTP port can be public.
What every app gets
Managed HTTPS
A certificate issued and renewed automatically.
A permanent address
<name>-<suffix>.ap-mum.drasken.cloud, for the app’s life.
Private addresses
Apps in a project reach each other at http://<name>.
Check now
Confirm the address answers, from the Networking tab.
Your own domain
Two DNS records at any DNS provider, and a free certificate.
Reserved names
drasken.cloud, draskencloud.com and drasken.network stay the platform’s.
Specifications
- Public address
- https://<short-name>-<suffix>.ap-mum.drasken.cloud
- Certificates
- Issued and renewed for you, on the app’s address and on your own domains
- Public ports
- One HTTP port per app
- Private address
- http://<short-name>, inside the project
- Custom domains
- Any domain you own, at any DNS provider; two DNS records, checked automatically
- Domains per app
- Any number; each domain serves one app
Included with every app
Addresses, custom domains and certificates cost nothing extra.
How pricing works- Public HTTPS addressper app
- Included
- Managed certificateissued and renewed
- Included
- Custom domainwith a free certificate
- Included
Questions about addresses and domains
- Yes. Requests reach your app over HTTPS with a certificate we issue and renew, on its own address and on your domains.
- No. It stays the same for the life of the app.
- Yes. Add it on the app’s Domains tab and create the two DNS records shown, at any DNS provider: one points your domain at your app, one lets us issue the certificate and proves you own it. Once both are found, we issue a free HTTPS certificate and your app answers on your domain.
- DNS changes take from a few minutes to a few hours to be seen. We check automatically and you don’t need to stay on the page; Check now checks straight away after you change your DNS.
- The domain shows Needs attention in the console until the records point here again. Your app keeps its own address throughout.
- Yes, at http://<short-name> inside the same project.
Spend this week on your product, not your servers.
Create an account, add a project and deploy your first app.
- Billed by the hour in rupees
- Cancel any time
- One GST invoice a month
- storefrontfirst release · just nowLive
- Addressshop-5b6a1f.ap-mum.drasken.cloudSecure
- orders-dbPostgreSQL 18 · backed up dailyHealthy