Glad to see that there is such a support from the community for our dns project(s). Thanks a lot.

* Reverse DNS Available (upon request).

DNS4.PRO: "This project is now co-owned by Prometeus, more infos will be released in the next weeks"

I use a mix of registrar and own DNS cluster depending on the domain and usage for the site.

I use 8 lebs in a cPanel DNS cluster now (Image)

Use a combo of Rackspace, CloudFlare, and my own DNS on my various websites.

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Not at all, I know plenty of organizations that use third-party DNS services for fail over services. Amazon's Route53 is a popular choice.

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I use my own servers as they give me more control and ability to bulk update DNS records.

Amazon.com DNS servers:

So I guess the answer = no, it is perfectly fine to use external DNS.

I use Cloudflare for my DNS. I tried Rage4 for its GeoIP but I had some minor issues. Probably a goof-up on my part though.

I hope not. I use Cloudflare and HE.net (and even NameCheap) for DNS.

I use dns.he.net for all my main domains DNS hosting, it's free, it's rock solid, it's dual-stack, backed by a major company and saves me the headache of running my own DNS servers.

Just wondering if it's frowned upon to use DNS services like afraid.org instead of your own.

1 DNS Server which selects the fastest server based on geoip. Remeber this is just for experimental purposes and still needs alot of tweaking.

Hmm, CDN or DNS?

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DNS? CDN? What unrealistic overdone idea this time? (e.g. DNS and CDN without anycast is next to useless)