anycast, there are also ways of doing it with DNS at a much more affordable price.

The main predicament I have is I need to be able to use the same domain on all locations, and most providers use clustered DNS, meaning they can only have 1 domain unless they do manual work of not sy

I use a self-hosted DNS solution (PowerDNS) for most of my domains, with some exceptions. Maybe i'm lucky, but never experienced outage for example with BookMyName, InternetBS, and Forpsi registrar's

gonna check this out i guess, i think "cloud" being in the name plus the spelling (IS IT CLOU DNS OR CLOUD NS WHAT THE FUCK) has always triggered a soft ignore in my forebrain.

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I used HE DNS for awhile. It worked great! (Image)

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yes agreed. when ever i buy domain from xyz registry i make sure i just use cloud flare you cant go wrong on this DNS service provider .

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I use 12 gDNSd geocast DNS servers with 1 minute checking of each other and nine redundant geographically diverse web servers. With a 60 second TTL on the DNS records it still takes a couple of minut

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backup strategy, you are a configuration or DNS change away from restoring service. Recovering a RAID array due to a busted controller could take days.

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