Google exploring registrar business
Timothe Litt
litt at ACM.ORG
Thu Mar 26 08:37:01 EET 2015
Apparently Google has been testing a service that would make it a
registrar for about a year. Initial reports were that it was invite
only, but it seems to be available if you know about it.
A news article pointed me at https://domains.google.com/about/
Of note is that their pricing seems to be no higher than competitors,
but includes WhoIS privacy as a standard feature.
For a beta, at first glance it seems reasonably complete - except for
the lack of an API for DNSSEC key rollover.
This isn't an endorsement - just information.
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Timothe Litt
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