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probably dns

I've got Netbird set up in production, it's been very stable and easy to use. I like that you can limit certain ports/services, as well as configure different DNS services accross different groups and

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As far as the number of changes, to kick in the new server are concerned, if you make cloudflare your primary DNS manager, here also all you'll need to do is simply change one IP to change pointing to

I did look into CloudFlare DNS a while back when I was switching web hosts for a group of websites, and it just felt overly cumbersome. I'm sure it's got a lot of power in the details, but I just have

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I meant the middleman of CloudFlare as another moving part with DNS. Right now, it's just update to point to the new IP. If CloudFlare's also involved, it's making sure that part is working as well.

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How can DNS be another moving part? You don’t use a DNS service today?

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as you might know not always people use my nameservers they might use cloudflare or external dns server