DNS
DNS (Domain Name System) is the distributed naming system that translates human-readable domain names (like example.com) into the numerical IP addresses computers use to communicate. It functions as the internet’s phone book, enabling users to access websites and services using memorable names instead of numeric addresses.
Also known as Domain Name System, Domain Name Service, dns.
Providers that carry DNS 56
These providers' own APIs.json profiles carry DNS as a tag — the provider's statement that the standard is part of what it does. APIs.io has not verified the implementation on this page; the de facto profiles on this site are where that measurement exists. Ordered by Kin Score.
Reading
- Sadly Stack Exchange Blocks API Calls Being Made From Any Of Amazon's IP Block 2018-09-17
- The Federal Agencies Who Use Their developer.[domain].gov Subdomain 2018-09-04
- Describing Your API with OpenAPI 3.0 by Anthony Eden (@aeden), DNSimple (@dnsimple) At @APIStrat In Nashville 2018-08-21
- The Redirect URL To Confirm Selling Your API In AWS Marketplace Provides Us With A Positive Template 2018-08-20
- Having A Developer.[YourDomain] Is Clear Differentiator In The API Game 2018-02-13
- API Life Cycle Basics: DNS 2018-01-10
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