I find this to be utterly ridiculous. This is a 'lowend' forum but the price to be a lowend host adds to the cost for users. What about super cheap or near free providers? Right now my dns hosting is

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I don't run all in 1 cluster. Each region is a separate cluster. So, there is no latency issue. I use Google DNS for geo routing. Each cluster can talk to each other with service mesh (linkerd, istio

Streaming, VPNs, DNS servers just to name a few. Those 64GB SSDs have lasted so long because they really see 0 use beyond the initial OS install. They're still faster than a HDD for snappier OS/softwa

* DNS CRUD.

* Proper distributed DNS

Just my suggestion, just install openlitespeed & lsphp directly, you get a web panel to manage vhost creation, offload email, waf & dns to third party, everything else through command

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

* Free reverse DNS management

The thing is, whether low-end or high-end, I've seen outages happen on both. I am using a mix of low-end hosts for ONDDNS but because of the nature of the design, I can theoretically afford downtime b

Russia would be able to hijack DNS requests inside the country, and keep .ru resolution working for Russian citizens. Currently a Russian entity is managing the delegated name servers for the .ru ccTL

DNS is not my strength, but I'm a little confused here.

I realize there are solutions for adding a bit of resiliency by doing things at the DNS level (auto failover, etc), but not all clients are using DNS providers that have those sort of capabilities bui

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* A couple bugs while issuing wildcard certificate if you don't control the full DNS: https://github.com/go-acme/lego/issues/1597

I signed up for a new account yesterday. Your DNS sync is failing. Created a ticket and 24 hours later still no response.

And once you get to dns.pt to manage it.... pff!

Good find! I relied on DB-level verification, but better to check before making DNS changes. Now updated to also give a nicer error message. Thanks!

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