Block all ads with DNS server

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DNS CAA record prevents that issue (at least with LE TLS certificate). However I am not sure if they require setting their own NS.

Also your blog post says that you offer a SNI proxy which doesn't decrypt -- but nothing prevents you from decrypting. You could easily issue a LE cert because your customers still need to point DNS r

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cloudflare.com or porkbun, but more on CF as of lately since we end up managing DNS there anyway.

like doesnt support external dns or service, e.g.

No external DNS servers for domains registered at CloudFlare:

you want. You can choose any third-party DNS service (such as Cloudflare, HE, AWS Route53, NS1, Afraid FreeDNS, ClouDNS, etc.) and simply control all your domains, from all your registrars, in one ce

Do You planning to support rDNS (reverse DNS / ptr record) function for the IP's at the future? Or there is an option at the moment? Thx for the answer.

* Monit - good for service status monitoring, but not for service parameters such as mail queue, DNS requests etc.

https://certbot-dns-cloudflare.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

I believe so. Based on my experience, Let's Encrypt refuses to renew itself when Cloudflare's DNS proxy is enabled. It basically makes sense that the certificate can't verify itself with a proxy, but

Uptime Kuma running on pikapods (around $1.6 per month) and Uptime Robot (free tier) for external monitoring (including DNS)

Let's Encrypt via Serv00 has the disadvantage of not allowing certificate renewals while using Cloudflare's DNS proxy. I thought I was making a compromise for convenience, but now it doesn't seem conv

Probably next I'll integrate Globalping into the CI system to pre-validate and post-validate any DNS changes made, including the CDNs themselves.

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are you insist using curl? try using -6 flag to ipinfo.io. otherwise just use whatsmydns.net

I wonder if I should consider abandoning Serv00's in-house implementation of Let's Encrypt. Maybe the trouble isn't worth it. Specifically, I'm wondering if I should consider switching to a Cloudflare