A Practical Guide to Decentralized Websites | ENS Blog

This ENS blog guide argues that teams can reduce outage and DNS-hijacking risk by hosting websites on decentralized infrastructure, and that this architecture is production-ready today. It cites a Cloudflare outage in November and December that affected around 28% of all HTTP traffic, and an October AWS US-EAST-1 DNS-resolution failure that took hundreds of apps and websites offline. The guide describes a stack in which ENS maps a name to an IPFS content hash, Filecoin provides persistence, eth.limo serves as a gateway, and a Safe multisig controls updates. It walks through deploying a static site with the Omnipin CLI in a GitHub workflow.