Good infrastructure
belongs to everyone.
DNS is a foundation of the internet.
We think you should be able to look under the hood.
Your DNS shouldn’t come with
a permission slip.
NothingDNS is a self-contained DNS server written in Go. Authoritative DNS, recursive resolution, encrypted transports, and management live in one connected project. The code is there for you to read, run, and improve.
There’s room
for your contribution.
Great software gets better with more perspectives.
Bring a fix, a question, or a clearer explanation.
Make the code better.
Fix a bug, improve a protocol implementation, or help refine the dashboard. Start with the contribution guide.
Contribution guideMake it make sense.
A good example or a clearer guide can be as valuable as a feature. Help the next person find their footing.
Explore the documentationBring your perspective.
Found something unexpected? Open an issue with the details, your environment, and a way to reproduce it.
Open an issueUse it. Change it.
Build on it.
NothingDNS is released under the MIT License. Use, modify, and distribute it under the terms in the repository. Keep the copyright and license notice with your copies.
Read the licenseFollow the project.
Releases, source code, and project updates live on GitHub.
Make room for
a better internet.
Start with your DNS. Build the rest on your terms.