TL;DR ⌨️

This project turned out to be an unprecedented phenomenal success! As a member of GitHub Education, I acquired the domain at no cost, which provided a strong foundation to build upon. The support from contributors throughout the journey was truly exceptional and played a significant role in this achievement.

The domain's SEO ranking skyrocketed 🚀, far exceeding expectations, making it a valuable asset for the community. Although I had planned to renew the domain for another year to continue its use, but the domain price went up 173X times the original 🥶

This repository is now archived and will remain available as a resource and reference for developers and enthusiasts.

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Free subdomains for personal sites, open-source projects, and more. Here is a list of supported domain names:

Domain name	Features
⚡ *.is-a.co

Wildcards (like *.foo.is-a.co) are supported too

Why?

First of all, I want to answer one important question - "Why are you giving out domains for free?". Because sometimes I need domains for my pet projects, and instead of buying new domains every time, I decided to buy one for everyone, and use subdomains. And why not share them with the community?

Domains settings

Option	*.is-a.co
DNSSEC	✅
Email	❌
SSL/TLS *	Full
Always Use HTTPS *	✅
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)	✅
Minimum TLS Version *	TLS 1.2
Opportunistic Encryption, TLS 1.3 *	✅
WAF (Web Application Firewall) *	✅ (Medium Security Level)
Browser Integrity Check *	✅
Caching Level, Browser Cache TTL *	Auto, 4 hours
Crawler Hints *	✅
HTTP/2, HTTP/2 to Origin, HTTP/3 (with QUIC) *	✅
0-RTT Connection Resumption *	✅
gRPC, WebSockets *	✅
Pseudo IPv4 *	Add header
IP Geolocation (HTTP header CF-IPCountry) *	✅
Maximum Upload Size *	100 MB

* Available only when proxying ("proxy": true) is enabled

How to get one?

1. Star and fork this repository
2. Go to Webstite

Domains, used for illegal purposes will be removed and permanently banned.

If you don't know...

• What is GitHub pages and how to set up a custom domain, read the docs here
• The difference between A, CNAME, and other record types, the article on Wikipedia is here