# How to reach your own endpoints

## Reaching endpoints in your editor sessoin

Endpoints in your editor session are exposed at **https\://**<mark style="background-color:blue;">**\<your-project-name>**</mark>**.midio.dev:\<your-port>/\<your routes>.** The port can vary between projects and potentially be changed when you’ve been away for a while. You can see your the port when you hover the globe icon on your `HTTP Endpoint` node, or in the services panel if you select **HTTP server.**

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## You can also get url info directly from your endpoints

Click the **globe** icon on your endpoint to open a menu where you can either copy the url to your clipboard or open it in a new tab.

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## Reaching endpoints in your deployed app

The URL to reach your deployed apps can be found in the **deployments panel.**

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## Making requests to Midio from Midio

You can use the [`HTTP Fetch`](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/http.md#fetchurl) node to make requests to your running Midio sessions like you would any other service. This can be very useful for testing your endpoints directly from Midio.

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Note that if successful, you will get two separate traces in the [**Trace History**](/midio-docs/reference/overview/traces-execution.md) panel. One represents the process that performed the request, and the other the process that received the request.

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