Redirects
Send old paths to new ones with exact, prefix or regex rules, live in minutes with no restart.
Redirects, step by step
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Import your old list
Paste rules from nginx, Apache or a CSV file. Each line shows what it becomes before anything is added.
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Add a rule by hand
Pick Exact, Prefix or Regex, then 301 or 302. A live example shows where a visitor lands.
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Test a URL
Try any path against the rules, unsaved ones included. The tester names the rule that matches.
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Save, live in minutes
Save changes and the rules reach the site within a minute or two. Nothing restarts.
Questions about redirects
No. Saved rules reach the site within a minute or two, and the site keeps running throughout.
Yes. Paste an nginx or Apache list, or a CSV. The preview marks each line as added or skipped, with the reason. Nothing reaches the site until you save.
Those are host redirects, set on Domains. Choose www or the bare domain as canonical, and add old hostnames as aliases. Both redirect to the primary with a 301.
See redirects on your own cluster
Tell us how many sites you run and on what. An engineer sizes a cluster with you and shows you the panel on a live one.