@adly - why do you think we should use our own DNS to host our own domains?

Anyone used Rage4 for a long period? Can't trust them with any serious yet... The fact they use SoftLayer DNS for their own domains doesn't help.

Geoscaling for one of my domains, as they've got a little PHP example thingy that will do nearest-first GeoDNS. Going to move it to Rage4 as soon as they issue their latest update.

DNSMadeEasy for corporate sites & cPanel DNS cluster for other sites I manage

Self hosted nameservers for 108 zones/domains (1,298 dns records) using PowerDNS nameserver software (free, open source) and PowerAdmin for administration (free, open source, very easy to use) , and 3

I use Rackspace's free DNS.

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Personally it varies by domain, often I'll use dns.he.net, sometimes namecheap's own, I have a few clients that are pretty much 100% cloudflare, some will use the built in DNS of vpsnodebox and others

< selfpromo > ... so maybe it's time to switch to Rage4 DNS (Image)

i'm using cloudflare for DNS

DNS update almost instant. I'm just using it as nameserver though. :-)

Cloudflare or dns.he.net. Both are rock solid.

Since I have a vps with buyvm and they give you free dns, I use them for a few domains, I like the setup and the fact it's cpanel for admin.

http://www.lowendtalk.com/wiki/free-dns-providers

For one domain i just use name.com's DNS

Why do you need Anycast DNS for this? If you just need MySQL replication DNS is NOT required. I'm pretty sure the client side drivers for MySQL are able to handle this without AnyCast. You can just en

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GlusterFS or XtremFS for files, Percona Cluster for database, auto syncing with central deployment server via git, Rage4 DNS for DNS with failover and GeoDNS (Image)

A site which have automatic failover and when the user connects he is pointed to the closest dns server for better load times.

These are actually three distinct operations: