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What is the best API for registering and configuring domain names?

I am trying to create a website that allows you to set up a photo gallery with a custom domain name.

Site users do not know how to register or configure domain names, so this must be done for them.

The user enters the desired domain name in the field (we check if it is available) and click the "register" button, and our website registers the domain name for them and automatically configures the site (when the user goes to this domain name, the photo gallery just works, it’s not no technical skills).

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Enom has an API for resellers that can allow you to automatically register a domain as a user. (I have no connection with eNom, and I have not used eNom products).

Implementation * .weebly.com

Typically, this form of dynamic subdomain will use a wildcard DNS entry . This type of record maps a lookup pattern, for example *.example.com, to one or more servers.

Let's say you have a blog site and you want users to choose domain names dynamically. You host a web page on www.example.com with a form to allow users to select names. Thus, the user subscribes and selects bar.example.com.

Suppose your DNS server has the following mappings:

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*.example.com    > 1.2.3.2

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