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Use cloudns here for the geodns feature and dns failover. https://www.cloudns.net/geodns/

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Yes, LB (as edge node) failover is done via dns by external health checks, everything more inside the mesh internally by internal health checks.

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If you want to check if your DNS blocks it, open task manager and check your network graph, connect to the VPN, mine went up to 280Mbps (max speed) and shortly after that 28Mbps(also max speed, but up

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Probably the Speedtest gets blocked from the DNS filtering.

If you use round robin DNS, then that means users will not be automatically served by the closest cache server. In my mind, this gives you redundancy, but not one of the biggest advantages of a CDN: s

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And also if you e.g. use BunnyCDN you cannot do canary releases easily the way I can by just testing new backends with e.g. one small country only (you still could do this if you control dns e.g. thro

servers indicate a starting maintenance to the dns health checks while they are still able to serve requests. So the dns has time to remove the server (needs 60sec for that) while the server still is

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On the LBs (that is: edge nodes)? Only through dns failover. If I have to restart a server for e.g. kernel updates or other work, it first gets removed from dns in advance and checks if it is still us

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