[ANSWERED]Custom domain for Plausible

I want to provide a custom domain for a Plausible template. However, there is no "domains" tab. I've had a look at the template's compose file and think I could make changes there. Im wondering if I changed the PLAUSIBLE_HOST env var if it would automatically assign SSL certificates? https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/blob/9d0edd810ed22181af2b4d2289885b4e901d5996/templates/plausible/docker-compose.yml#L44
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jdmry
jdmry10mo ago
I suppose you need to use the environment tab, and change the PLAUSIBLE_HOST and BASE_URL variables there then deploy
LiquiFruit
LiquiFruitOP10mo ago
Yea I did that. It wasnt working at first, 404 not found, bad gateway. but after redeploying it seems to be functioning
Siumauricio
Siumauricio10mo ago
Hi, to assign a custom domain is basically the same for any service you can see this video https://youtu.be/3qr_celxISA?si=s0_zBLxKr-m6zWfx
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