Endpoint Load Balancing and Domains

Updated 6 April 2026

You can add and use more than one public endpoint addresses and system endpoint addresses. For the Public endpoints, this will allow multiple domain/hosts to access the endpoint, and for System endpoint addresses the calls will round-robin to the origin.

The following table describes the fields on the Endpoint Load Balancing & Domains page.

Field	Description
Public Endpoint Addresses	You can add multiple addresses by adding the Fully Qualified Domain name in the text box and then clicking Add. To add a host to the Current list (which indicates the active host name), click the address(es) in the Unselected list. To remove a host, click on an entry in the Current list. :::note The newly added hosts may require allowlisting approval. :::
System Endpoint Addresses	The backend system endpoint addresses are used in the simple Round-robin load-balancing. To add a host to the Current list (which indicates the active host name), click the address(es) from the Unselected list. To remove a host, click on an entry in the Current list. :::note The newly added hosts may require allowlisting approval. :::

Field

Description

Public Endpoint Addresses

You can add multiple addresses by adding the Fully Qualified Domain name in the text box and then clicking Add.

To add a host to the Current list (which indicates the active host name), click the address(es) in the Unselected list.

To remove a host, click on an entry in the Current list.

:::note

The newly added hosts may require allowlisting approval.

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System Endpoint Addresses

The backend system endpoint addresses are used in the simple Round-robin load-balancing.

To add a host to the Current list (which indicates the active host name), click the address(es) from the Unselected list.

To remove a host, click on an entry in the Current list.

:::note

The newly added hosts may require allowlisting approval.

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