Missed renewals, broken DNS, email issues, or something going down without you noticing.

dns panel was also good.

You have a minority opinion. I'm listening to you and wondering if it isn't as bad as people say. From what I'm reading, however, if a DNS host is untrustworthy then bad things can happen.

yes, i've used. quite good for dns hosting. i was on their old UX dnspod.net made for English users. dnspod.com is used mostly by chinese. They are one of the top 10 largest dns providers on the plane

Nope. Authoritative hosted zone is paid. Rarely those big cloud provider gave hosted dns zone for free. I've only know digitalocean that allow adding zone for free, no questions asked but i believe th

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Looks pretty interesting. I'm happy they support secondary DNS, since not many providers do. I might try it out since I'm hitting the 10 million queries per month limit on my DNSMadeEasy account.

Bunny DNS better than DNSPod. We use both before BunnyDNS is far better

Does Oracle's free tier include DNS hosting?

We do it, but mainly just because we can. Our DNS hosting nameservers use .st, .gd, .vg and .fo. We're an accredited registrar for each and it's unlikely all registries would conspire to revoke this a

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Kiwifarms has been using them since the Cloudflare fuckery. It can do geo-dns and checks if the IPs are alive. Good enough for them.

@Michal212 feel free to DM me if you want to discuss your DNS needs

Have you used DNS hosting from DNSPod, or considered it? It has a free tier.

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I don't know if a whole TLD has ever gone down. But I think there was a case of Network Solutions having a registration problem vis-à-vis Hurricane. So Hurricane's DNS users went down because of the o

Gcore DNS, maybe. They have additional options that 99% people didn't need it, like they can route traffic based on visitor geolocation, etc. Feel like it is for enterprise level.

I'm thinking of migrating from Cloudflare (DNS, proxy, and WAF) to Bunny.

Thanks for the suggestions and recommendations on DNS hosting providers! I really appreciate the tips — I’m currently deciding between Bunny.net and ClouDNS