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Amazon Route53 (which is backed by Gandi). Not the cheapest but the convenience of managing my domain in the same place as my DNS and other cloud services and t
by throwaway2016a 9y ago
Amazon Route53 (which is backed by Gandi). Not the cheapest but the convenience of managing my domain in the same place as my DNS and other cloud services and the powerful access control capabilities of AWS make me willing to spend a dollar or two more per domain per year.
Edit: having the domain scriptable / accessible via the AWS API and CLI is a nice feature as well.
- stevekemp 9y agoI eventually ended up settling on Amazon too. In the past I had some domains with my hosting company, some with iwantmyname.com, and a couple with a local registrar (because buying Finnish domains (.fi) requires a personal ID, and most registrars didn't support them). I started getting annoyed that they were spread amongst different registrars, and I couldn't look in one place to see when things were due to expire. So I picked Amazon as my registrar and moved everything there. (The good news is now they support .FI domains too!)