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Hello World!

Welcome to the first post on the shiny new rahultiwari.dev  

Let's see how the site was setup:

  1. Custom Domain
    Google domains seemed like the registrar to buy the domain as there are no frills attached to it. Haven't researched on this but Google seems to be a safe bet. The dot com domain wasn't available so got a .dev . Rest all looked boring. Got the site for ₹860 per year (+ taxes).

  2. Setup email
    Google domains was easy to navigate. Went to setup a new mail. It allowed for up to 100 email address that end with @rahultiwari.dev for free. Created one, easy setup. rahul@rahultiwari.dev
    Emails sent to rahul@rahultiwari.dev now come to my personal gmail account.

  3. Forwarding 
    The mail is now forwarded to my personal ID but there is no way to send a mail from that ID. This can be setup too using this help article:

    https://support.google.com/domains/answer/9437157

    There was a confusing point where they kept asking for "Username" but didn't specify what it was. Ultimately realized it was the personal email ID that I had to enter there. Doesn't help to do at 4 in the night.
It's morning now, back to work. Couldn't set up AWS or Azure yet, need to create a basic site first though, more updates yet to come. This Blogger page won't be up for long.

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