https://dns-lookup.jvns.ca/#allhost.io|AAAA

Hi, while I know you use the beta pilot of our DNS service; if you want the highest form of redundancy on a budget, I would get two VMs from two different providers (with both a different blend of ups

No, I do have some/limited understanding how authoritative DNS work. I just want to aim for maximum uptime and willing to take more steps than required for it.

Hetzner dns console does not support dnssec

But kicking out DNS users wouldn't make sense, imagine someone hosting 100s of domains on there and basically destorying a compute to create a new one in another location, and for a minute not have an

to deploy VPS, change the hostname, configure rDNS, and all that. That's why I'm looking for a provider with similar prices that also gives me access to a module to automate these tasks with my WHMCS

Small question though, are you seeing DNS servers as CDN servers ?

* Reverse DNS Management

The screenshot is in Spanish (I couldn't find the language selector), but you can see here everything's disabled and "advanced" is just reverse DNS config:

query" (~DDoS) it with bazillions of DNS queries for several days; still, thanks to the resilient nature of the system (and sane TTLs, zone expiration, key rollover etc.), name resolution ne

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Sure, anything can fail but at least they're probably going be moving quite quickly to fix it. If you're super paranoid, add two of three secondary DNS providers into the mix (and pray that nothing yo

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Both providers are working on DNSSEC; however, I am uncertain whether I will be able to use it since neither of them currently supports key syncing.

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Plus, some people reselling CF DNS right, so that crap was down too, the stuff where thought you be safe.

If you're already using someone like Cloudflare, that's already massively redundant and resistant to failure - and if their DNS goes over sufficiently hard and long to cause a problem then it doesn't

You can also try as Primary or Secondary DNS, Hetzner. Its free

I wouldn’t ever (I think) pay for DNS. Cloudflare is one of the worlds best performing alternatives, and it’s free.