If you want to change the matching domain for your active Cloud Endpoint without any downtime to your services, you can use the ngrok API to update its values instead of deleting and recreating the endpoint in the dashboard.

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What you’ll need

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1. Configure your API key

If this is your first time using the ngrok API, add your API key to your config file: 
ngrok config add-api-key $YOUR_API_KEY
You can verify that the API key is set by running: 
ngrok api credentials list
You should see a response with information about your authtoken.

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2. Get the ID of the endpoint you want to modify

Next you’ll need your endpoint’s ID. To see a complete list of your endpoints, run: 
ngrok api endpoints list
Find the endpoint you want to modify and note its ID, which is a long character string beginning with ep_.
You can also find your endpoint ID in the Endpoints section of the dashboard.

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3. Update the endpoint with the new domain

Run the following command to change your cloud endpoint’s URL, replacing $YOUR_ENDPOINT_ID and $YOUR_DOMAIN with their respective values from the previous steps: 
ngrok api endpoints update $YOUR_ENDPOINT_ID --url $YOUR_DOMAIN

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4. Test your new endpoint URL

To verify that the change was successful, run: 
ngrok api endpoints get $YOUR_ENDPOINT_ID
You should see the new URL in the output, confirming that your cloud endpoint is now running there.