How to add a custom domain

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Every deployed script gets a …kodena.id URL automatically. To serve it on your own hostname — www.example.com, app.example.com — attach a custom domain. You can do this from the CLI or the dashboard.

Attach the domain

With the CLI

kodena domain set my-script www.example.com

Kodena attaches the hostname and tells you to point a DNS record at your Kodena origin, then check the status until it's active.

From the dashboard

1. Open the Kodena dashboard at kodena.sawala.cloud and select your script.
2. Add your hostname (for example www.example.com) under the script's domain settings.
3. Kodena registers the hostname and shows you the DNS target to point at, plus any validation records.

Point your DNS

At your domain registrar or DNS provider, create a CNAME record from your hostname to the target Kodena gave you:

www.example.com.   CNAME   <target>.kodena.id

Once the record resolves, Kodena validates ownership and provisions an SSL certificate automatically. When validation completes, your site serves over HTTPS on your own domain.

Don't have a domain yet?

Kodena can register .id domains for you, so you can buy and connect a domain without leaving the platform. Look for domain registration in the dashboard.

Check status

Check the live state of the domain — DNS resolution, ownership validation, and SSL — from the CLI:

kodena domain status my-script          # add --json for the raw object

The dashboard shows the same. If a domain is stuck, it's almost always the DNS record: confirm the CNAME points at the exact target Kodena gave you. To detach a domain, use kodena domain rm my-script (the site stays on its kodena.id subdomain).

See the CLI reference for deploying, and What is Kodena for the bigger picture.