# Custom Domains

![Custom Domains](https://codesphere.ghost.io/content/images/size/w600/2024/01/posthog-a-b-test-domains.webp)

Arkane Cloud allows you to attach your workspaces to custom domains in minutes. If you do not yet have a domain, purchase one from a domain registrar such as [GoDaddy](https://www.godaddy.com/?ref=codesphere.ghost.io) or [Namecheap](https://www.namecheap.com/?ref=codesphere.ghost.io).

### Adding Your Domain <a href="#heading-0" id="heading-0"></a>

To add your domain, navigate to the Domains tab in the workspace Dashboard.

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Then, simply add your Domain

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To verify your domain, you need to add two DNS records:

| Type | Name | Value                                 |
| ---- | ---- | ------------------------------------- |
| A    | @    | \*Find this in the domain dashboard\* |
| TXT  | @    | \*Find this in the domain dashboard\* |

### Connecting Workspaces <a href="#heading-1" id="heading-1"></a>

Now that your domain is verified, you can connect workspaces to your domain by pressing edit, and selecting your workspaces from the dropdown:

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If you select multiple workspaces, Arkane Cloud will automatically evenly distribute the traffic to all selected workspaces. This can be used for load balancing or A/B testing

### Further reading <a href="#heading-2" id="heading-2"></a>

Domains open up a wide array of additional features in Arkane Cloud:

* [Staging Environments](/docs/getting-started/staging-environments.md)
* [Zero Downtime Releases](/docs/getting-started/zero-downtime-releases.md)
* [Path based routing](/docs/getting-started/path-based-routing.md)


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