Networking

Networking in Klutch.sh refers to the configuration and management of network-related settings for your applications, including domain routing, SSL/TLS encryption, and firewall rules. Understanding how networking works is crucial for ensuring that your applications are accessible, secure, and performant. This documentation will provide you with a comprehensive overview of networking in Klutch.sh.

Key Concepts:

Custom Domains: Custom domains allow you to serve your applications under personalized web addresses (e.g., www.example.com) instead of the default Klutch.sh subdomains. You can add custom domains to your apps and configure DNS settings to route traffic to your applications hosted on Klutch.sh.

SSL/TLS Encryption: SSL/TLS encryption ensures that communication between users and your applications is encrypted and secure. Klutch.sh provides built-in support for SSL/TLS certificates that are fully managed and automatically renewed.

Load Balancing: Load balancing distributes incoming traffic across multiple instances of your application, ensuring high availability and scalability. Klutch.sh automatically handles load balancing for your applications, distributing traffic evenly across available instances and dynamically scaling resources to handle fluctuations in traffic volume.

Managing Networking Settings:

Domain Configuration: To configure custom domains in Klutch.sh, navigate to the app settings and access the domain management section. Add your custom domain and configure DNS settings to route traffic to your application.

Load Balancing: Klutch.sh automatically handles load balancing for your applications, ensuring that traffic is distributed evenly across available instances. Monitor traffic patterns and resource usage to optimize load balancing settings for your applications and ensure optimal performance.