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Don't put all your eggs in one basket, ie. don't just use one provider. Also for your core domains, do not let the registrar and dns provider be the same entit
by flurdy 7y ago
Don't put all your eggs in one basket, ie. don't just use one provider.
Also for your core domains, do not let the registrar and dns provider be the same entity.
Also, don't decide on not migrating just because of one bad experience. None of them are perfect, though vigilance is wise.
(I know am probably preaching to the choir :) )
- donmcronald 7y agoThis is what I do. Domains are at Porkbun and domain registration is the ONLY thing I use them for. DNS and caching are at Cloudflare. Hosting is wherever makes sense. Consolidating domain registration, DNS hosting, and site hosting under the same account is a terrible idea and a big risk IMO. Always ask yourself “what if this account gets banned?” All of the big tech companies have automated systems that could turn you into an outlier with no support.