May 09, 2024

Serving Multiple Domains with Phoenix Framework

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Serving Multiple Domains with Phoenix Framework

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In this article, Alexandre Moreira Xavier explains how to serve multiple domains using the Phoenix framework. The author demonstrates how applications like YouTube use subdomains and separate domains, and applies this to Phoenix by showing detailed code snippets from the `router.ex` file. The article covers the use of Phoenix Router's `scope/4` and `live/4` macros to group routes under specific subdomains and different top-level domains. Additionally, the blog post addresses the requirement of setting the `:check_origin` option to prevent Phoenix.Socket transport errors, providing an example of the necessary configuration in `config/runtime.exs`.

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