Any provider that does not charge per query (read my next book "how I DDoSed myself to poverty"), does not put inane restrictions (TTL), and neither opposes technical progress (DNSSE

Dual DNS Servers with Vanity:

https://dnschecker.org/

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You can. I'm using DNS only without any CDN setup.

can we use it (dns) without bunny cdn?

I can confirm that we do not have any limits on how much you can add for the DNS zones and DNS records.

Does Bunnynet DNS have limit of the amount of records in a zone?

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If you are looking for SSL certs: https://github.com/mwt/certbot-dns-bunny

That's my jam right there. Though it requires users to send good mail and set good DNS, and not have a domain that already has a reputation that guarantees spam folder delivery, keeping IPs clean for

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I'm using bunny dns for some of my domains, no issues so far.

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Bunny.net DNS is nice, but it lacks DNSSEC, CNAME Flattening, and Secondary DNS. I am not satisfied with its health check. While the health check detects when a server is down, the DNS, even with a TT

websockets. Support told that if you use their DNS or Pullzone, websockets will not work. But they are working on it and will support websockets soon.

If you are looking for proxying, for that even without dns, you can use bunny. By creating a pullzone and set your origin ip as pullzone origin, and set up a cname to bunny pullzone, it will hide your

Since I collected a "short" list of 13 DNS providers mentioned earlier in the thread, I have tried all of them and honestly I'm still in a kind of long-term test on some of them. I a

Have been using Bunny.net DNS since the beginning (beta), there were some bugs back then, but right now i hardly find any, and i love the new dashboard panel.

Yes if its possible would be better, the browser will check if one dns record didn’t return a value will communicate to the next one automatically and sometimes it sends a request to two of them and g