Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.explo.co/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Don’t forget you may need to also allowlist egress IPs for your Connectivity
Region.
localhost on ports 3000, 3001, 3002, 6700, 8080
allowlisted already.
To add a allowlist rule, go to the Domain Allowlisting section of the settings
page. There’ll you’ll see a list of all the rules your team has added, as well
as both a button to add more rules and a text input field that you can use to
test a url against your rules.
The following are notes about how Explo allowlisting works:
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Explo’s allowlist supports both hardcoded domains and domains that use an
asterisk (*) as a wildcard
- https://testing.explo.co and https://*.explo.co will both allowlist https://testing.explo.co, but the second rule would also allowlist https://staging.explo.co
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A wildcard only applies to a single subdomain (the portion of a url between
two periods)
- https://*.*.explo.co would allowlist https://site.testing.explo.co, but https://*.explo.co would not
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Wildcards can also be mixed with hardcoded text within a subdomain
- https://explo-*.co allowlists https://explo-testing.co and https://explo-staging.co
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The www is not required for the allowlist rules
- https://explo.co allowlists both https://www.explo.co and https://explo.co
- You must include a protocol (http or https) in your allowlist rule, and this cannot be wildcarded
If you want to allowlist ALL domains to view your dashboards, you can add * as
a rule