Please notify ChemIT of any changes to your web hosting

ChemIT will ensure that your Cornell domain name <pi_name.chem.cornell.edu> is set up correctly to wherever you are hosting your pages, if possible.

Web hosting

See also

• http://www.websitetooltester.com/en/website-builder-reviews/
• Non-Cornell domain names

GigHub Pages

Abruna's and Marohn's web sites

http://abruna.chem.cornell.edu/ => http://abruna.github.io/ (requested change 5/22/14)

• Unknown history or what options were or were not considered before migration investment made.

http://marohn.chem.cornell.edu/ => http://johnmarohn.github.io/ (request fulfilled 7/9/15)

• Migrated from CU Blogs July 2015, in response to CIT charging for CU Blogs and theme expiring (wpmu-triden) so had to do something anyway.

Their how-to regarding what group must do go "receive" (Cornell's) cname at this site:

• https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-cname-file-to-your-repository/

Info about this service:

• https://pages.github.com/
• https://help.github.com/articles/what-are-github-pages/

Their "Pages" service is free for public pages, which is usually sufficient.

Here's info if you are interested in their plans, which extend beyond web hosting (their "Pages" offering):

• • https://help.github.com/articles/what-plan-should-i-choose/
  • https://github.com/pricing
  • https://education.github.com/

Domain service and web hosting

See also

• Non-Cornell domain names

Moonfruit

Aye's web site

UPDATE, January 2016

• Aye group moved off of this web hosting service to CU Blogs.
• Aye group moved off of the associated DNS service, and their new registrar/ DNS service provider is now hover.com .

Old info

This service's web site required Flash; won't work within iOS.

http://ayelab.org/ => http://yimonaye.moonfruit.com/

• Note that this web host serves Flash pages so not really usable via iOS (such as an iPad).

History with attempt to migrate Aye's web site:

• Tried migrating from off-site hosting (http://ayelab.org/ => http://yimonaye.moonfruit.com/) to CU Blogs
• 8/22/13: Decided not to move it to CU Blogs. CU Blogs had not meet her needs for the level of investment she was able to afford to migrate in 2012.
  • Couldn't make it identical, easily, even with CIT's help.