Christopher Cook

@lonix1 what does your app do if you just specify the port (whatever you need it to be) e.g. https://your-acme-dns:8443/register

Cloudflare offers free DNS hosting and proxying, so they are quite easy to switch to, they also offer NS records.

@lonix1 if you are hosting acme-dns yourself you needs an NS record somewhere to point to it so that the DNS queries reach the service. You can use the free...

@lonix1 cloudflare is quite good (and free) for DNS hosting - they are easy to move your DNS to without changing the registrar, then you can automate using any acme...

An organization sounds like a good idea - one thing I'd like to add is that for me (and possibly others) the API acme-dns implements (and the maintenance of that...

Yes, API definition and expected/specified behaviors.

Yeah but not everyone runs their own acme-dns service, so not everyone is delegating their zone. Having a CNAME just serves as a standard way to present something to the...

Yes, someone need to run the service but it can be you or someone you trust. i.e. https://auth.acme-dns.io/register is an instance of acme-dns which is hosted by the author. It...

Pretty sure you just need the NS record [in your main DNS], which in turn delegates the lookup (including the A record) to the acme-dns service for that whole subdomain.

You'd probably need it to be done in a way that your acme client doesn't need modification, so the easiest thing may be a token in the base url e.g....