Join the Domain Connect community and help shape the future of domain configuration. Whether you're a developer, DNS provider, or service provider, there's a place for you here.
Interested in following the specification and contributing?
Interested in getting involved with the community?
Slack Workspace
Connect with Service Providers and DNS Providers who have been instrumental in defining and shepherding the specification. Ask questions in the #general channel.
Join SlackIETF Working Group
Participate in the protocol development through the IETF Domain Connect working group. Review drafts, submit comments, and help shape the standard. Join the mailing list to follow and contribute to discussions.
Join Mailing ListWe are a group of individuals from multiple companies. The community will help you with your implementation. We won't bite.
Interested in supporting Domain Connect as a DNS Provider?
Recommendation: Start by implementing the synchronous protocol, using the example service to test your implementation. Once this is working, implement the asynchronous protocol.
Interested in supporting Domain Connect as a Service Provider? We've got you covered.
You'll also need to define your service template. Examples can be found in the templates repository.
Next Steps: Start with a template that defines your service, implement the protocol on your application using the example service code as a starting point, then work with DNS Providers to onboard your template.
Domain Connect is an open standard developed through the IETF. Join the mailing list to participate in protocol discussions, or hop into Slack for implementation help.