What are Matching Endpoints?

A Domain's primary responsibility is to enable you to create public endpoints with a hostname matching the domain. These are called "matching endpoints".

For example, after you create the Domain app.example.com, you can create the Endpoint https://app.example.com.

When you create a Domain, you may create matching public endpoints with the following constraints:

Endpoint Protocol	Allowed Endpoints
http	Matching endpoints on port 80 of the Domain.
https	Matching endpoints on port 443 of the Domain.
tls	Matching endpoints on port 443 of the Domain.
tcp	Not allowed. Public TCP endpoints must match a TCP Address.

If you configure your Domain to use dedicated IPs, these restrictions are removed and you may create matching endpoints on any ports. :::