Review your domain
Inventory existing records before changing nameservers at your registrar.
Keep your domain with your registrar. The planned DNS workflow connects delegation, application routing, and HTTPS without losing sight of what points where.
Follow the intended workflow, with availability explained above.
Inventory existing records before changing nameservers at your registrar.
Use the nameservers assigned during setup and wait for delegation checks.
Review records, map the hostname, and verify routing and HTTPS.
Explore the decisions, operating responsibilities, and current implementation behind this part of DOCKOCK.
Explore the guidesYour domain stays with your registrar. The planned flow asks you to delegate DNS using the nameservers assigned during DOCKOCK setup. Existing records must be reviewed before delegation so websites and email keep their intended routes.
After delegation is verified, the intended workflow configures the records required by your application, maps the hostname to the selected service, and verifies HTTPS. DNS propagation and failed checks remain visible; a requested change is not treated as a verified result.
Use the same domain context for websites, application subdomains, and the records required by private email. The mail system needs its own capacity and lifecycle management; web routing alone does not create a working mail service.
DOCKOCK authoritative DNS is not currently implemented. Existing domain and edge foundations are partial. Dedicated DNS infrastructure, delegation verification, safe migration, and lifecycle operations must be completed before the automated experience is offered.