since you don't mention your max. load, if you have $50 budget, split them into 2-3 locations. and then use dns round robin like remy mentioned.

(Quote)

You can do DNS load balancing.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appplanex.dnschanger

Use a nat64 provider with dns over https then e.g. https://nat64.tuxis.nl/

Looks promising but I am unable to change the DNS server to a Ipv6 one on Android

(Quote)

On the other end, pricing is placed so niche that I do not see good reason anyone would use this other than some fancy Anycast, DNS, probe/ping locations etc. I mean up to $15 for 1CPU/1GB VPS is insa

(Quote)

I replied to explain how to use SSL when using external DNS

About automatic deploys, Cloudflare pages integrates extremely well with Github, if you're running DNS on Cloudflare, it's CRAZY what you get for free

The 57 minute uptime was me moving this system to a larger GreenCloud VPS (shut down, Clonezilla over the network, boot up new system, update DNS to point to the new system).

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

Another small suggestion would be to have one of the DNS servers using a different TLD. Currently dns1&2 use the same domain and TLD.

And @MikePT, a small suggestion - When you launch your next location for shared and resellers, please explore the possibility of having another set of dns servers (the first locations on dns1&

DNS zone management

It doesn't have to be DNS.

Can't stress enough how important is to have reliable DNS servers (Image)