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after 10M its 0.23 USD per 1 million queries, which is very expensive compared to bunny for standard DNS ($0.1/1m after 20M free, $0.3/1m after 1M free for geodns)

I’ve been looking at GeoDNS / GeoDistance routing for one of my use cases.

I’m looking for a very cheap VPS in Asia (APAC) for a lightweight static workload (Nginx + DNS).

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it happened as i was in between moving another service and was about to point DNS

Thanks, Katie. I'm pretty excited to discover this. I noticed several nameservers are provided. Thus it appears to be a complete DNS hosting solution (regardless of whatever more advanced features som

Hi again @Turbo_Pascal - You can use it for managing your DNS zones and records. We also have managed hosting and managed servers, as well as a number of un-managed options (cloud, dedicated servers,

We have hands-on experience in setting up and managing email servers, IP reputation, DNS, and deliverability.

Thanks. The word, "management", is unclear. I'll have to dig into the documentation to find out whether it means hosting (primary or otherwise).

@Turbo_Pascal - This is available to all users, and actually, you don't need to have any paid products with us to use our DNS management. There is some more information at Hetzner Docs. --Katie

Yes, many workloads won’t feel it. A small DNS server probably won’t care.

* Synthetic tests are faaaar from real use case scenarios. I have IONOS VPS which has limited IOPS - but I don't feel it, because I run small DNS server. If I want guaranteed resources - I buy dedicat

The value? Let's say cloudflare got global hiccup. Assuming the registrar isn't CF, default it to the registrar NS, then add the reverse proxying servers. The downtime is limited to dns propagation.

Perhaps by employing a complex solution, utilizing CloudFlare alongside Bunny's DNS functionality, you could route traffic from Germany exclusively to a server located in Germany running Nginx or Cadd

If I'm reading their web site correctly, Hetzner appears to offer gratis DNS hosting to North American users. Has anyone tried this, anywhere in the world?

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Obviously you don't have to share this, but I'd love to check whois for any domain name whose DNS is hosted by (and paid to) ClouDNS.