Request for Multiple domain hosting inputs

tolong1

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Currently I have 5 domains registered under my name and two are active.
One domain I have a simple HTML static website another domain I use for email.

Basically I have two active websites with email. The cost I am paying is very less. I think around less than $5 for multiple domain hosting I signed up about two years back.


Now a days I receive complaint from my customers that some of my emails are not getting delivered. I always copy to gmail so when I check gmail it is getting delivered but some of my customers who complaint are big companies so their email server can not be wrong.


I am considering switching to another reliable webhost. I am not very technical person simple things like config etc I can do using control panel. Not heavy programming

1) Is amason webhosting will be good for me? Does it require lots of technical skills just to do web and email hosting on amazon?
2) Can you suggest some reliable webhosting company ?

Thanks
 

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1) Is amason webhosting will be good for me? Does it require lots of technical skills just to do web and email hosting on amazon?

Yes, if you are just using static websites , can consider hosting it in Amazon S3.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/WebsiteHosting.html

For email, you can consider AWS Simple Email Service. Not really sure what are your use case for it, but i assume you allows the static website to submit some kind of form or request, and that will eventually publish to other SMTP servers?

You probably have to migrate your existing domain names into AWS also, using AWS Route 53.

In summary, you do need to know a bit of hands-on when navigating around AWS for their services.
 

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1) Is amason webhosting will be good for me? Does it require lots of technical skills just to do web and email hosting on amazon?

Yes, if you are just using static websites , can consider hosting it in Amazon S3.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/WebsiteHosting.html

For email, you can consider AWS Simple Email Service. Not really sure what are your use case for it, but i assume you allows the static website to submit some kind of form or request, and that will eventually publish to other SMTP servers?

You probably have to migrate your existing domain names into AWS also, using AWS Route 53.

In summary, you do need to know a bit of hands-on when navigating around AWS for their services.

Thanks I will review the information. Appreciate
 

davidktw

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Currently I have 5 domains registered under my name and two are active.
One domain I have a simple HTML static website another domain I use for email.

Basically I have two active websites with email. The cost I am paying is very less. I think around less than $5 for multiple domain hosting I signed up about two years back.


Now a days I receive complaint from my customers that some of my emails are not getting delivered. I always copy to gmail so when I check gmail it is getting delivered but some of my customers who complaint are big companies so their email server can not be wrong.

Most likely is due to the IP reputation of your sending SMTP server. Another possibility is the emails are junked at the recipients due to the way they are structured and classified as spams.

Few things you will want the sending smtp to be to minimise(not totally avoided) sent mails being classified as spams
1) Sender's smtp server IP reputation is good
2) Sender's domain reputation is good
3) Reverse look up of the sender's smtp server IP mapped back to the sending domain.
4) Sender's domain records contain necessary records for DKIM and SPF

You may test your sending email using tools written in this article
https://sendgrid.com/blog/5-ways-check-sending-reputation/
and also read up about the things I have mentioned.

One way is to sign up for Google Suite and mapped your domain MX to it. This way google will do some of the stuffs for you
https://support.google.com/a/answer/174124?hl=en
https://support.google.com/a/answer/33786?hl=en

I am considering switching to another reliable webhost. I am not very technical person simple things like config etc I can do using control panel. Not heavy programming

1) Is amason webhosting will be good for me? Does it require lots of technical skills just to do web and email hosting on amazon?
2) Can you suggest some reliable webhosting company ?

Thanks

If all you want is static webhosting, AWS S3 can be converted into site hosting. However based on most recent security standards, webhosting via AWS S3 alone only provides HTTP. You will want to couple with free account from Cloudflare to provide high standard HTTPS for your audiences. Cloudflare provides DNS and WAF and some other very useful add-in services and most crucially very modern HTTP 2/3 standard and HTTPS.

With proper configuration, your audiences will be doing this

BROWSER <--HTTPS--> CLOUDFLARE <--HTTP--> AWS S3. For added security, you can configure S3 bucket policy to limit access from only Cloudflare edge nodes listed at https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/ips/. Here is an article for you to read up https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/e...on-Web-Services-static-site-to-use-Cloudflare

You can learn as you do so. :)
 
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