Open question in DCONN: how to categorise record types (Fully Specified, Computed, Generic) and sync a new IANA registry with DNS RR TYPEs. PR #189 open. Input welcome → dconn@ietf.org #DomainConnect #IETF
Domain Connect
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Domain Connect is an open standard that makes it easy for a user to configure DNS for a domain running at a DNS provider to work with a Service running at an independent Service Provider.
DCONN WG split the Domain Connect spec: `draft-ietf-dconn-domainconnect-02` (core, sync flow) and new `draft-ietf-dconn-domainconnect-async-00` (async OAuth 2.0 extension). Combined -01 was 82 pages. Comments → dconn@ietf.org #DomainConnect #IETF
The #IETF129 meeting on July 17-23, 2027 is now booked for Berlin, Germany! More details will be available soon.
@vercel.com now supports Domain Connect as a DNS provider! 🎉 Vercel users can configure their domains in one click — no more manual DNS record copying. Great to see the ecosystem grow! 👀
Vercel now supports Domain Connect as a DNS Provider - Vercel
Vercel now supports Domain Connect as a DNS provider, allowing trusted external platforms to configure DNS records on domains owned on Vercel with a single click.
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Pawel vs. AI 1:0. In order to stop AI Slop in Domain Connect Templates I implemented a review step asking template providers to conduct a manual test and link test results in the PR description. README has beed optimized for AI agents with steps to follow and where the user has to be active. 🧵 1/2
HTTP 501 means "Not Implemented" — but our community didn't get the memo. 😄 The Domain Connect template repo just hit 501 templates! 🎉 To mark the occasion, say hello to the new Template Stats page 👇 📊 stats.domainconnect.org Kudos to all the template reviewers. You're the real MVPs. 🙌 #DNS
Domain Connect Templates - Statistics
Statistics dashboard for Domain Connect Templates repository
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Forty years ago, 21 people gathered for the first meeting of what became the IETF. Today, nearly 8000 IETF participants from around the world collaborate in more than 100 working groups and every day billions of people use technologies developed in the IETF. https://www.ietf.org/blog/ietf-40/