Who do you use?
Right now, I'm using AWS Route 53. But it's expensive. There are many free offerings (e.g., this list). I wonder who I should trust. DNS is kinda important.
Right now, I'm using AWS Route 53. But it's expensive. There are many free offerings (e.g., this list). I wonder who I should trust. DNS is kinda important.
I used FreeDNS (https://freedns.afraid.org/) for a few years back in the day...
I use https://www.domeneshop.no/ for my own domains.
We use https://www.gandi.net/ at work for both DNS and SSL.
We use https://www.gandi.net/ at work for both DNS and SSL.
I would have used ghandi.net for domain registration, but it costs $5/year more than namecheap.com for each domains and certificate. And I'm cheap.
Not cheap but I will toss this out there anyway. I switched my work to easydns
A few possible downsides of gandi:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3405177
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4430004
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3405177
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4430004
gandi i use.
namecheap doesn't allow you to create a zone file for your domain until AFTER you point it at their nameservers! and they don't seem to understand how ridiculous this is.
Do they auto monitor for confirmation then auto enable? I just moved a domain and got the confirmation from another vendor 24hours after I started getting valid dns responses. I hope it doesn't work like that for you
hey larz, that original twitter link is dead. how many hosted zones do you have?
6. costs $3/month regardless of requests. not awful, but it's just extra money that doesn't need to be spent for world-class dns hosting.
the stupidest one: domain reg + zone hosting just to redirect thinktankforums.com here.
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the stupidest one: domain reg + zone hosting just to redirect thinktankforums.com here.
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