I have a domain registered with a domain vendor and hosting provider. I tried out with 000webhost as hosting service, so I changed my domain settings to the 000webhost dns addresses.
At 000webhost I can generate as much subdomains as I want. So I can get for example:
- subdomain1.mydomain.com
- koala.mydomain.com
- mexico.mydomain.com
- ...
But as 000webhost is Apache, PHP MySQL based here comes one of my needings:
What if I want to have something like:
- rubyonrails.mydomain.com
- nodejs.mydomain.com
That's subdomains for different technologies. And I assume I'd look for a free hosting service based on such different technologies. I'd need to deal with their dns for each subdomain.
Also, I'd like to manage a blog actually hosted with blogger or tumblr, and so managing such site like:
- blog.mydomain.com
With the proper blogger or tumblr dns settings.
As I know, the immediate solution to this are CNAMES, I contacted my domain service provider and they told I should change dns settings to theirs and they'd create as much CNAMES registers and I wanted but I'm not sure this would fix the main hosting with 000webhost, the subdomains for different technologies and the subdomain for a blog hosting.
What's the right solution for this and, if anyone knows, does godaddy permit to create any CNAMES registers as intended?