An address for every deployed application
An application with no domain is given one on the platform's domain when a deploy succeeds. A platform domain's name can be chosen when you add it, and changed with Change name.
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An application with no domain is given one on the platform's domain when a deploy succeeds. A platform domain's name can be chosen when you add it, and changed with Change name.
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A project's Settings renames it without moving its address, and deleting a project asks for its name.
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Billing charts what you spent by day, week or month.
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A runtime log is read by Line limit and Time range, up to the last 30 days. A service's sections sit in a column beside its page on a wide window.
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A deployment the engine does not accept ends at once with one sentence saying so. One whose outcome is never confirmed ends two hours after it started, instead of holding its service.
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A refunded or charged-back top-up takes its credit back as a refund row in Wallet history. A suspended account is active again as soon as its balance is above zero, and each suspended service starts at its own replica count.
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The Dashboard is the first screen after sign-in. Projects searches, sorts and pages your projects as cards or a list, and Cmd K or Ctrl K searches sections, projects, services and domains from anywhere.
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Add a domain you own to an application or a compose stack. Cloud shows the DNS records to create, and the domain goes active once they are in place and a trusted certificate is served.
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Cloud charges running services every hour from a prepaid wallet in credits, topped up through Paddle's checkout. A balance at zero starts a grace period, and an account whose grace runs out is suspended until it is topped up.
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