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Name.com mentions (101)

• Question about increasing odds to register a domain in *pending delete* period

  Given that I have the domain backordered at name.com, if I place another backorder on drop catch, won't that constitute as more than one backorder? Source: 5 months ago

• What are you guys doing for affordable website hosting?

  I registered a domain through name.com and purchased a year of Google Workspace for access to emails. I'd like to do a pretty basic website, mostly just informational with a contact us form. How are you guys doing this relatively affordable? Source: 5 months ago

• Could I safely make a public server over my home network on a dedicated computer?

  Originally I wanted to host it on a dedicated machine (Lenovo M710q Tiny PC). It's the model with a i3-7100t and I know it's more than capable of running the server. Though safety is what came to mind immediately. DDoS protection, hackers, whatever else. I wanted to use playit.gg instead of port forwarding for some safety and also using a domain I bought on name.com. Source: 6 months ago

• Best way to provide easy custom domain email for clients?

  I use name.com for domains and purchase their web Email service for like $5 per month on domains that need an email. I think it is $5 per email address on a domain, but I can't recall. It's simple and affordable. Source: 10 months ago

• I am in a Pickle and need help choosing a different domain registrar provider

  Name.com customer since 2011. Great prices and stable as a rock. Source: 10 months ago

NS1 mentions (7)

• Understanding Amazon Route 53: An In-depth Guide

  NS1 (IBM): A less conventional but highly flexible service that provides data-driven DNS routing capabilities. - Source: dev.to / 8 months ago

• Breaking Up with Heroku: Moving a Rails/Postgres/Elasticsearch App to Kubernetes

  Heroku's big outage recently was due to DNS, which was outside of their control (it was an outage with https://ns1.com/). What are you going to do when your DNS goes down? Probably nothing better than Heroku. Source: about 1 year ago

• Authoritative DNS Providers

  I know Cloudflare is a good one, but also I would recommend checking out NS1 - they're great. Source: over 1 year ago

• Edu Domain DNS

  NS1 is exceptionally nice. Depends on what "affordable" means to the director though. Wouldn't hurt to ask them for a quote, they just might give a discount for edu. Source: over 1 year ago

• Best training course for NetBox

  Ns1.com - as of yet they dont do training, but they have a cloud offering and can manage it for customers. Source: almost 2 years ago