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Once you have a deployed container, you can expose it to the internet using two endpoint types: CDN for HTTP(S) traffic or Anycast for direct IP access.

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CDN

CDN endpoints route HTTP(S) traffic through bunny.net’s edge network, improving performance and reducing latency based on user location.
For more information about CDN, see our CDN documentation.
To create a CDN endpoint:
  1. Go to Magic Containers and select your container.
  2. Click Endpoints, then Add New Endpoint.
  1. Select CDN as the type.
  1. Configure the endpoint:
    • Name: A unique name for this endpoint.
    • Container Port: The port your application listens on.
    • SSL for origin: Enable if your application uses SSL internally.
It’s recommended to run one process per container. If running multiple processes, ensure they use different ports.
  1. Click Add Endpoint.

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Sticky sessions

Sticky sessions ensure all requests from a client are routed to the same server instance, maintaining session state across requests. To enable sticky sessions:
  1. In the endpoint configuration, select Sticky Session.
  1. Choose an identifier (headers like X-Forwarded-For or User-Agent, or cookies like SessionID).
  2. Click Add Endpoint.

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Anycast

Anycast endpoints map your container to an Anycast IP address, routing requests to the nearest node for improved performance. To create an Anycast endpoint:
  1. Go to Magic Containers and select your container.
  2. Click Endpoints, then Add New Endpoint.
  1. Select Anycast as the type.
  1. Configure the endpoint:
    • Name: A unique name for this endpoint.
    • Container Port: The port your application listens on inside the container.
    • Exposed Port: The port available on the Anycast IP.
  2. Click Add Endpoint.