I'm sure there's an easier way to do it, but you could always map a DNS domain to your space that does not have public visibility, then deploy your apps to that domain.

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Subject: [cf-dev] private vs public visibility of apps


We have a cf app that need not have public visibility.

It's like a service, but it's a stateless app, so making it a droplet is convenient.



It only needs to be visible to the other apps.



How can I hide the endpoint from the outside world?



I can remove the route, but then the other apps can't see it either.



How does one handle that in cf?



thanks,

Matthias