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All that storage can't be for DNS tools.

You're only an asshole if you allow it to be used in DNS amplification attacks.

The problem with that is I would have to maintain 3 servers from 3 providers. I want a reliable dns.

P/S: Nginx has geo-location module if you'd like to do geo- DNS server

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Ref: https://www.nginx.com/blog/load-balancing-dns-traffic-nginx-plus/

I went back and looked at my config. For the domain in question, I've got NS in 3 different places - one is my own in-house pdns server, one is GSLB.me, and the other is LunaNode - I should have ment

How do you enable dnssec on HE free dns I know you can do it i found a domain that got it on.

Only 2 servers are dual-stack v4/v6 - one being the web-exposed frontend for obvious reasons, the other a v6+NATv4 dns recursor for the sake of simplicity.

I've used it for a few years. Service is solid. The main knock is that interface is very clunky (like 1990's), and the DNS servers do not seem to be anycast. But if the objective is reliability at

The OP didn't really seem to be looking for a home-made solution, so in that case you simply need a DNS provider that includes monitoring. There's several of good ones - NS1, Constellix (DNS Made Eas

Could use GDNSD, add the records and it will ping each server, add weight to the one you want to use the most and once a server dies it will be removed from the DNS.

dns.tg

This is why I signed up for your service. True customer service. I had a problem setting up my DNS to make my mail work, and as busy as you were with BF stuff, you solved my issue.

cf worker can monitor your api or w/e and update dns record with relevant ip in case of failure

or as free solution use Cloudflare quasi-roundrobin DNS - multiple A records can route visitors, in case one doesn't respond.

Is it possible to create a Failover DNS with CloudFlare Worker?

To save your time, use cloudns.net.

You'll need something to check how the servers are doing (up? down?) and to tell the DNS provider's API (or your own servers) which one to use.