Question
Dokku always deploy to the top level domain
- Posted September 15, 2014
Dears, I’m new to Dokku and I need a little help
After installing an image with Dokku and adding the SSH keys and everything I have 2 node.js apps and I want them to be at node1.example.com and node2.example.com
The issue I’m facing is that when I do a git push I find that the top level domain ex:“example.com” always points to the latest app deployed and also the subdomain is not working
So that means that any app I deploy always gets deployed to the top level domain and not a subdomain
Isn’t Dokku who handles this or there’s any configurations from my side ?
command used to deply: After cloning a git repo
git remote add node1 dokku@example.com:node1
git push node1 master
of course I’ve changed example.com to my domain name and updated the records on DO’s DNS page
Even after the deployment is done Dokku says:
=====> Application deployed: http://node1.example.com
but when I try to open the URL I get a white page and when I visit the top level domain I get the app
So please help and thanks for your time
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Guys thank you a lot it worked :) I had to change my DNS settings from *.msaleh.me to just * and wait for 3 to 6 hours Thanks a lot :)
Guys, My current settings are: http://i.imgur.com/xWQZKg9.png
And it still didn’t work
Your help is greatly appreciated
The top level domain problem I fixed by manually defining the domain for one of the apps.
At the end of the execution for
git push node1 masteryou should have a message saying which domian was given to your app. e.g. http://example.com:49153 or http://node1.example.comMy website’s top level domain http://txgruppi.com/ is actually the http://site.txgruppi.com/ app
It sounds like you have your DNS configured incorrectly. You need two A records, the first pointing to the domain (example) and the second is a wildcard subdomain (*.example.com).
Checkout: How to Use the DigitalOcean Dokku Application