Gateways allow you to expose your Hop deployments to your project or the internet
Console
CLI
.hop.sh
domain,
generated using the deployment name. You have the choice to update this
subdomain to something not taken already, or you can add your own custom
domains.
Console
.hop.sh
domain as well as add your own custom ones.
To add a custom domain, click on the Attach Domain button in the top right of
the page.
CLI
Header | Description |
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x-forwarded-for | The IP of the client that made the request as it hits our network |
hop-edge-node | The node the gateway that proxied your request lives on |
hop-region | The region the gateway service lives on |
hop-gateway-id | The ID of your deployment’s gateway the request is going through. This will be prefixed with gateway_ |
hop-connecting-country | The country code of the client that made the request |
hop-connecting-ip | The IP of the connecting client |
x-real-ip | The IP of the originating client |
Header | Description |
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hop-edge-node | The node the gateway that proxied your request lives on |
hop-region | The region the gateway service lives on |
server | Indicating the response is from Hop, the value will be hop |