Duck DNS – free dynamic DNS hosted on AWS
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Duck DNS – free dynamic DNS hosted on AWS
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Re: Duck DNS – free dynamic DNS hosted on AWS
#2I've been using noip.com for my projects, works quite well except that you have to confirm you still want your noip domain reserved every once in a while. I'll try Duck Dns in my next project. Thanks for the share.
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#3This has nothing in common with DuckDuckGo?
DDG (unfortunately) is bigger and bigger with every year. They are developing desktop browser, email proxy etc.
I wouldn't be surprised if they'd lunched DDGDNS.
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#4I'm currently on the search for a service to facilitate DDNS. Duck DNS seems popular, but I'm skeptical of things that are simply offered for free. What assurance do we have that Duck DNS is secure, or that it will not just disappear one day? The alternative that seems better to me is Namecheap with their API.
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#5I know it is significantly less easy and not free, but wouldn’t a dedicated $6 vps running a level 4 haproxy to get access be a lot safer? A script to ssh to the vps to update your backend ip is pretty trivial.
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#6I'm currently on the search for a service to facilitate DDNS. Duck DNS seems popular, but I'm skeptical of things that are simply offered for free. What assurance do we have that Duck DNS is secure, or that it will not just disappear one day? The alternative that seems better to me is Namecheap with their API.
I went the API way but with Gandi, works like a charm!
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#7Just curious, how does this project pays bills?
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#8This service is infamous to be abused by spammer.
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#9Just curious, how does this project pays bills?
Donation. Just like many projects like this.
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#10I know it is significantly less easy and not free, but wouldn’t a dedicated $6 vps running a level 4 haproxy to get access be a lot safer? A script to ssh to the vps to update your backend ip is pretty trivial.
This is not a proxy though. Its just a DNS entry.