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When using Baselines on Umbraco Cloud for a multisite solution, you don’t need to worry about [Usage](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/set-up/project-settings/usage) limits. You may also see better performance compared to hosting multiple websites in one project.
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To create a multilingual site, see the [Multilanguage Setup](multilanguage-setup.md) tutorial.
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To create a multi-language site, see the [Creating a Multilingual Site](multilanguage-setup.md) tutorial.
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## Structuring your website
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All websites in the solution use the same schema. In most cases, content pages on website A use the same properties as on website B.
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On Umbraco Cloud, hostnames must be mapped to the project. Before mapping hostnames to individual websites, add them to the Hostnames page in the Cloud portal. This ensures they are secure with TLS.
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On Umbraco Cloud, hostnames must be mapped to the project. Before mapping hostnames to individual websites, add them to the **Hostnames** page in the Cloud portal. This ensures they are secure with TLS.
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3. Select **Culture and Hostnames**.
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4. Click **Add new Domain** in the **Domains**pane.
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4. Click **Add new Domain** in the **Domains**section.
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5. Enter the domain in the **Domain** field.
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6. Select the language from the **Language** drop-down list. For multilanguage setups, different hostnames can map to specific languages.
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The sites are now available under the assigned domains.
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* Could interfere with editors' workflows, especially if multiple people are working on both websites at once. This is because the solution still uses one shared database for both websites.
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* Limits options for developing new features and making schema changes.
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On Umbraco Cloud, using [Baselines](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines) is recommended. Baselines provide added benefits and greater stability compared to hosting multiple sites in one project.
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On Umbraco Cloud, it is recommended to use [Baselines](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines). Baselines provide added benefits and greater stability compared to hosting multiple sites in one project.
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When using Baselines on Umbraco Cloud for a multisite solution, you don’t need to worry about [Usage](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/set-up/project-settings/usage) limits. You may also see better performance compared to hosting multiple websites in one project.
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To create a multilingual site, see the [Multilanguage Setup](multilanguage-setup.md) tutorial.
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To create a multi-language site, see the [Creating a Multilingual Site](multilanguage-setup.md) tutorial.
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## Structuring your website
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All websites in the solution use the same schema. In most cases, content pages on website A use the same properties as on website B.
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On Umbraco Cloud, hostnames must be mapped to the project. Before mapping hostnames to individual websites, add them to the Hostnames page in the Cloud portal. This ensures they are secure with TLS.
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On Umbraco Cloud, hostnames must be mapped to the project. Before mapping hostnames to individual websites, add them to the **Hostnames** page in the Cloud portal. This ensures they are secure with TLS.
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3. Select **Culture and Hostnames**.
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4. Click **Add new Domain** in the **Domains**pane.
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4. Click **Add new Domain** in the **Domains**section.
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5. Enter the domain in the **Domain** field.
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6. Select the language from the **Language** drop-down list. For multilanguage setups, different hostnames can map to specific languages.
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The sites are now available under the assigned domains.
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* Could interfere with editors' workflows, especially if multiple people are working on both websites at once. This is because the solution still uses one shared database for both websites.
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On Umbraco Cloud, using [Baselines](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines) is recommended. Baselines provide added benefits and greater stability compared to hosting multiple sites in one project.
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On Umbraco Cloud, it is recommended to use [Baselines](https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines). Baselines provide added benefits and greater stability compared to hosting multiple sites in one project.
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