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It doesn't really matter where to register your domain. What you want to consider could be your flexibility regarding their DNS system. The better the DNS syste
by philippz 10y ago
It doesn't really matter where to register your domain. What you want to consider could be your flexibility regarding their DNS system. The better the DNS system, the faster is the first page load of your website.
For example for STOMT (https://www.stomt.com https://www.stomt.com), we have our domains registered at AWS, like our servers. But our nameservers are on DNSMadeEasy because they have a much faster DNS-system.
Let's have it clear, this is overengineering. We're totally down for speed and that way we saved people between 30-90ms.
And this decision doesn't suit your criteria to save money.