If you reboot through the control panel, it will reset to the system default dns, you can prevent the dns reset by just typing "reboot" in the system.

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Try editing /etc/systemd/resolved.conf instead. The nameservers can be changed in DNS= and FallbackDNS= (make sure it's ipv6)

I am trying out a HA setup right now for WP Sites. DNS Geo Balancing, 5x VPS with Caddy Webserver (config shared over NFS) + InnoDB Cluster. I manually update Wordpress, Plugins & Themes since

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Several projects that we help manage are setup in with a round robin DNS, floating IP's, several haproxy servers, nginx servers, a mysql cluster, with a gluster backend for data storage. I can tell y

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many geographical locations behind failover DNS, and then a geographically replicated database behind that.

Update: I have removed the HAProxy Instances as they were increasing the latency and adding more complexity. I realize I don't need sticky sessions as I can also get it via DNS load balancing if I am

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What they claim to do is impossible with a regular VPN. This sounds similar to what ControlD does which does it over DNS (over HTTPS or regular) and because of that it has the flexibility of route ind

It also comes built-in with "containers" against sites like Facebook that don't let you get tracked accross the internet, has built in DNS-over-HTTPS and a whole host of other featur

I have no clue how to use it, but that was a reason to buy (learn as I build things) - just like we all learned DNS, Servers, SSH (fail2ban), etc., back in the day.

However for whatever reason and only my observations, DNS resolution from the container (those I've mentioned above) are unable to resolve on IPV4. I've tried enabling IPV4/6 forwarding on the VM, rem

# dns-* options are implemented by the resolvconf package, if installed Added during provisioning

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Are you sure that you need DNS cluster? From what you say you need just set of proxy. Perhaps you may find more details by search in google "nginx cluster load balancing".

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Lots you can do with bunny now, I mean you can basically use it to run entire website plus you have DNS and custom domain DNS services.