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# Endpoints

> Expose your container to the internet using CDN or Anycast endpoints.

Once you have a [deployed container](/magic-containers/quickstart), you can expose it to the internet using two endpoint types: **CDN** for HTTP(S) traffic or **Anycast** for direct IP access.

## CDN

CDN endpoints route HTTP(S) traffic through bunny.net's edge network, improving performance and reducing latency based on user location.

<Info>
  For more information about CDN, see our [CDN
  documentation](https://bunny.net/academy/cdn/what-is-a-cdn-content-delivery-network/).
</Info>

To create a CDN endpoint:

1. Go to **Magic Containers** and select your container.

2. Click **Endpoints**, then **Add New Endpoint**.

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3. Select **CDN** as the type.

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4. Configure the endpoint:
   * **Name**: A unique name for this endpoint.
   * **Container Port**: The port your application listens on.
   * **SSL for origin**: Enable if your application uses SSL internally.

<Info>
  It's recommended to run one process per container. If running multiple
  processes, ensure they use different ports.
</Info>

5. Click **Add Endpoint**.

### Sticky sessions

Sticky sessions ensure all requests from a client are routed to the same server instance, maintaining session state across requests.

To enable sticky sessions:

1. In the endpoint configuration, select **Sticky Session**.

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2. Choose an identifier (headers like `X-Forwarded-For` or `User-Agent`, or cookies like `SessionID`).

3. Click **Add Endpoint**.

## Anycast

Anycast endpoints map your container to an Anycast IP address, routing requests to the nearest node for improved performance.

To create an Anycast endpoint:

1. Go to **Magic Containers** and select your container.

2. Click **Endpoints**, then **Add New Endpoint**.

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  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/bunnynet-cb9733c2-support-migration/Z09ZI7FyatCuoSuT/images/docs/08f7158fa6535905e68b635aca2e223d1818ab25753596466e881f51bbea8ee0-image.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=Z09ZI7FyatCuoSuT&q=85&s=16f03307190387f12506abff64d99607" alt="" width="2418" height="1340" data-path="images/docs/08f7158fa6535905e68b635aca2e223d1818ab25753596466e881f51bbea8ee0-image.png" />
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3. Select **Anycast** as the type.

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  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/bunnynet-cb9733c2-support-migration/Z09ZI7FyatCuoSuT/images/docs/471a57e384cb41e7cbf6373ad1352046d6307207e105b0c0fe0b710096023f92-image.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=Z09ZI7FyatCuoSuT&q=85&s=adb5bc093d570f276d169da2a43faaa0" alt="" width="1348" height="1700" data-path="images/docs/471a57e384cb41e7cbf6373ad1352046d6307207e105b0c0fe0b710096023f92-image.png" />
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4. Configure the endpoint:
   * **Name**: A unique name for this endpoint.
   * **Container Port**: The port your application listens on inside the container.
   * **Exposed Port**: The port available on the Anycast IP.

5. Click **Add Endpoint**.