network lag usually has to do with DNS lookup or something with IPv6.

# dig ns1.vercel-dns.com +short198.51.44.13# whois 198.51.44.13NetRange: 198.51.44.0 - 198.51.45.255CIDR: 198.51.44.0/23NetName: NSONE-DNSNetHandle: NET-198-51-44-0-1Parent

https://dns.he.net is the way to go

The price hike went live since beginning of october. Their premium DNS got up from 1.99/m to 2.99/m.

Vercel is mainly to deploy Next.js apps. Vercel maintains Next.js. I think their DNS-part is fully free.

* 2 Dedicated IPv4 Addresses (Reverse DNS / PTR Available)

I use freedns.afraid.org for DNS and will personally vouch for the owner. I use it to track the dynamic public IP address of my home internet connection for remote access in particular.

It is hard to say what is VErcel from their webpage, but if you find that there is DNS service for free and it is from NS1.com -- use it. NS1.com is some serious shite out here.

namecheap dns

Vercel and Netlify offer anycast DNS from ns1 for free.

Reasonable ISP's have been doing this for a decade or more since DNS and SNMP amplification attacks years ago.

dns.he.net or freedns.afraid.org - they’re both free.

But with NAT and ipv6, I'm thinking I'll have to use a domain name, that goes to cloudflare and then DNS to IPv6. Does that sound ok, or there is something easier?

vultr.com has free anycast DNS with DDOS

Anyone recommend a good (not Cloudflare) DNS provided that is reasonably priced for a few hobby (low usage) domains?

* Reverse DNS (PTR) configuration on client area

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