I am building an open federation service because I would like to offer some kind of infrastructure for developers and service for users. I also have further plan to build other application on top of it. It is totally free for everybody, please feel free to use it. You can try it at https://www.fedcloud.info/ For now: 1. You can use it to claim a name(asterisk)fedcloud.info stellar address and associate your stellar account id with it 2. You can use it to check the stellar account id using the name(asterisk)fedcloud.info stellar address in the web page 3. You can find the FEDERATION_SERVER in stellar.toml file on https://www.fedcloud.info/.well-known/stellar.toml 4. You can use https://www.fedcloud.info/federation endpoint for stellar account id lookup in your application (wallet etc.). For example, sending request to https://www.fedcloud.info/federation?q=jed(asterisk)fedcloud.info&type=name will get {"detail":"can not find any result"} response 5. You can use https://www.fedcloud.info/federation endpoint to do reverse federation lookup More features are in progress. IMPORTANT UPDATE: The project has been rename to FedCloud, and the domain has been changed from https://www.federationcloud.info/ to https://www.fedcloud.info/ , because name(asterisk)fedcloud.info is shorter, so it must be easier than name(asterisk)federationcloud.info for people to type and remember.

some update: Claim a stellar address, Federation lookup within the domain, Federation lookup for any domain, Reverse federation lookup within the domain, Withdraw a Stellar address, Open API following Stellar Federation Protocol, Chinese and English support. Email validation is added. The project has been rename to FedCloud, and the domain has been changed to https://www.fedcloud.info/ , because name(asterisk)fedcloud.info is shorter, so it must be easier than name(asterisk)federationcloud.info to type and remember.

FederationCloud - Free Open Federation Service

dzham

Nate

You need to host this on the proper port for federation lookups to work, i.e. 443

Nate

dzham Thank you for your suggestion. But I think the port for federation lookup doesn't matter. Before you send the actual lookup request to the federation server, you have to find out the real federation server address (FEDERATION_SERVER) in the stellar.toml on https://www.federationcloud.info/.well-known/stellar.toml.

Nate

istrau2 I have updated my post, actually it is the the api which allow you to do account id lookup in your application. Image this scenario, someone use your wallet application to transfer money to stellar address jed(asterisk)federationcloud.info, then the wallet will need the api to find the actual stellar account id.

dzham

Nate

My bad, I mistakenly thought you had the stellar.toml on port 8002 too.

Nate

dzham That is my mistake, I put a wrong link with 8002 port at the beginning. hh, thank you

istrau2

You need an Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * on your responses

Nate

istrau2 Thank you for your suggestion, I have added this now.

syntaxval

Very nice!

Nate

syntaxval I am happy that you like it. And remind you that the domain has changed to https://www.fedcloud.info/

Nate

some update:

Claim a stellar address,
Federation lookup within the domain,
Federation lookup for any domain,
Reverse federation lookup within the domain,
Withdraw a Stellar address,
Open API following Stellar Federation Protocol,
Chinese and English support.
Email validation is added.
The project has been rename to FedCloud, and the domain has been changed to https://www.fedcloud.info/, because name(asterisk)fedcloud.info is shorter, so it must be easier than name(asterisk)federationcloud.info to type and remember.

syntaxval

@Nate I tried to check your federation lookup for any domain feature but got a not found error on this address: igorstellarfox.net
When you query my federation service: https://testnet.stellarfox.net/federation?q=igorstellarfox.net&type=name
you get the response:{"stellar_address":"igor*stellarfox.net","account_id":"GCUIWF5WETPRVKRT5ZYVPKYMCAHPARZGMLIYHVWZUFHGGPHRTMBFUTXA"} and my https://testnet.stellarfox.net/.well-known/stellar.toml contents: FEDERATION_SERVER = "https://testnet.stellarfox.net/federation"

Nate

syntaxval Sorry for the late reply, I am sick with influenza for few days. You can't get any result because you didn't strictly follow the stellar federation protocol. You should move the stellar.toml file to https://stellarfox.net/.well-known or you should name your stellar adress name(asterisk)testnet.stellarfox.net. Hope this helps you.

syntaxval

Oh, sorry to hear that, I hope you can get well soon!
Thanks for pointing it out! I totally missed that when I moved to testnet subdomain. Works fine now. ✅

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