The DNS / Hostname system is built to first look in /etc/hosts and if it doesn't find there the entry, then look on the resolvers.

It ran on a glusterfs based webroot and a round-robin DNS config.

Free AnyCast DNS

DNS up front is geographic-aware. Using Rage4 as an outsourced service. It's okay, but geographic portions are less than perfect at this point. Working to help them improve that with examples of w

@miTgiB I haven't even looked for one, just had CentOS 6 installed on each one and ran the cPanel DNS Only script. I never have to touch those, just from time to time I log in to check on them. I will

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of about 1.5GB/s. We use them for some of our DNS servers and I can tell you that in little over 20 minutes I was able to set up two cPanel DNS only servers on their nodes.

replication to keep databases in sync, and DNS-based GSLB to provide load balancing, failover, and high availability between the servers. All services (web, email, DNS, etc) are separate providers.

I looked at Hetzner ex5, I dont think I'll be requiring so much of RAM, since my primary use will be for backup and a secondary DNS if required later. And since its a backup, I won't bail out. If you

I am planning to buy a KS 2G for backup and secondary DNS (probably), can I interest anyone else to share the box with me, I won't be needing so much right now? Everything will be shared 50:50

It literally takes a couple seconds to set up the DNS to allow Mandrill to send on behalf of you. Unless you're sending an absurd number of personal emails, it'll also be free too (Image)

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Will be keeping an eye on virt.io's offers though, some interesting stuff in the mix like the Anycast DNS and CDN included.

Free DDoS Protected AnyCasted DNS for your Domain Names! (NEW)

My personal website is hosted on an EDIS VPS up in Iceland, PointHQ DNS, backs up to Hostigation VPS daily.

Wow, some people have gone OTT with the fail-over haha. Our main site is hosted with Prometeus, using namecheaps DNS service and Google Apps email.

DNS is handled by DME.

We have 3 varnish load balancers set up in round robin DNS. Two are hosted internally on our network (one DDOS protected, one unprotected) and one is hosted with RamNode.

DNS will be moving to a Seperate DNS server in Vegas and one In New Jersey and one in South Bend

Currently using the dns / nameservers as default but we do have DNSMadeEasy which we will transfer soon for DNS Failover