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If you're already building on AWS or Google Cloud, you should use Route 53 or Cloud Domains, respectively, so you can leverage your existing IAM policies and av
by agwa 4y ago
If you're already building on AWS or Google Cloud, you should use Route 53 or Cloud Domains, respectively, so you can leverage your existing IAM policies and avoid putting trust in other organizations unnecessarily.
Otherwise, Gandi is a solid choice.
- scrollaway 4y agoRoute 53 is a Gandi reseller :) (I don’t know about Cloud Domains)
- agwa 4y agoIn the early days Route 53 used Gandi exclusively, but now they use Amazon Registrar for at least .com, .org, .net. I assume Cloud Domains uses Google Domains as the registrar.
- simfree 4y agoSounds like Amazon's relationship with Square. For the use cases they havent had their own engineers write integrations with their primary payment processor to cover, lean on the work of a payments focused company.
- vel0city 4y agoFrom another perspective, decoupling your domain from your cloud host means if things go wrong with your hosting you can still migrate to another host with a DNS change. I feel like I'd be more likely to have an issue with a hosting provider than a DNS registrar, but maybe that's a bad assumption.