Lovable: Custom Domain CDN and Proxy Support
LovableLovable added official support for running published applications behind CDN providers and reverse proxies such as Cloudflare, CloudFront, and Fastly in its February 2026 update. Builders can configure their DNS to point to their Lovable project URL and let their chosen CDN manage SSL, routing, and edge caching, enabling production-grade infrastructure setups for apps hosted on the platform.
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Custom Domain CDN and Proxy Support
Lovable added official support for running published applications behind CDN providers and reverse proxies in its February 2026 update.
How It Works
The setup is CNAME-based: builders configure their DNS to point a custom domain to their Lovable project URL. A CDN or reverse proxy sits in front of the Lovable-hosted application, handling SSL termination, routing, and edge caching.
Supported Providers
Lovable has documented support for several major CDN and proxy providers:
- Cloudflare: The most common setup, using Cloudflare's proxy mode with a CNAME record pointing to the Lovable project URL
- CloudFront: AWS's CDN service can be configured with the Lovable origin for teams already in the AWS ecosystem
- Fastly: Supported for enterprise-grade edge delivery and custom caching configurations
Why It Matters for Production Deployments
This update enables production-grade infrastructure setups for apps hosted on Lovable. Teams can now leverage their existing CDN infrastructure for performance optimization, DDoS protection, geographic distribution, and custom SSL certificates without needing to migrate away from Lovable's hosting.