Roadie

Custom domain name for Roadie Local

Published on May 29th, 2025

Edit the ~/.roadie/config.yaml config file and add the address of where you will host Roadie from under domain and set the protocol.

license: <redacted>
environment: default
environments:
  default:
    version: 0.4.0
    
    # Config these two
    protocol: https
    domain: your.roadie.domain
roadie-local restart

With the configuration above Roadie will bind to port 80 and answer to the following domain names:

vouch.your.roadie.domain
keycloak.your.roadie.domain
your.roadie.domain

DNS Configuration

You will need to add DNS routing in your infrastructure to make sure requests to all these 3 endpoints are routed to your roadie-local service on port 80.

This means you will likely need DNS entries for:

  • A <your.domain> -> :80
  • CNAME vouch.<your.domain> -> <your.domain>
  • CNAME keycloak.<your.domain> -> <your.domain>

Of course, you will likely want to use https, which means you will need to do SSL termination before the request reaches roadie-local.

Typically you might want to use a load balancer to do the SSL termination. This might look like so:

<your.domain> -> :433 -> :80