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bunny DNS is free, no contest

Previously was using cloudns prem, but cancelled it because for pure dns, desec.io and he.net are superb for $0. Bunny is fine for cloudflare alternative since it got fancy cdn, waf, edge etc.

I was a CloudNS user for 5 years on their Personal DNS plan (22 USD/year), which, if I remember correctly, included unlimited requests, unlimited records, and about 40 zones. Then they changed the pla

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* DNS and PTR follow floating IP on attach/detach.

What made you switch from Bunny to Gcore? Gcore did pop up on my radar with integration into lego. I never heard of them before, but even the paid offering is not expensive; it's cheaper than CloudNS.

I no longer use ClouDNS, but they by far had the best worldwide latency times, especially in SEA. For propagation, I was never very concerned but I remember many times where for some of the last PoPs

I use Bunny for DNS, CDN and some storage, it's great in my experience.

Current ClouDNS user here. Revisiting DNS hosting for my roughly 30ish zones. Overall I have been happy with ClouDNS, but the one point of contention I have is how long it takes for them to propagate

DNS stays behind Cloudflare orange-cloud, while Citadel handles filtering and proxying before traffic reaches the origin.

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cPanel is useful if non admin people need to manage sites mail DNS databases etc. but underneath it’s still Linux doing the actual work. if ur comfortable with CLI skip the panel unless you need the c

* No Ack Hosting (https://noackhosting.se) - Has a dedicated subnet for exits in Sweden. Does not enable host CPU passthrough (boo!). You have to ask them explicitly to run an exit so they assign you

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The idea is to use it alongside a Raspberry Pi 3B+, mainly for remote access to my network and DNS filtering/resolution through Pi-hole and Unbound.

reverse DNS

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Shouldn't we always run a DNS resolver on every exit to make it faster - or every server?