1337.78 Mbit/s 17.946 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 853.17 Mbit/s 1426.90 Mbit/s 14.213 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 302.82 Mbit/s 1301.27 Mbit/s 27.907 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

Here maybe not, the usage scenarios are a bit different from what people are usually looking for in here, I do not need a provider tag nor am I advertising it here unless someone specifically asks for

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@jar do you want an honest suggestion? Promise me that you'll do?

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52.70 Mbit/s 258.787 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 122.53 Mbit/s 103.56 Mbit/s 167.993 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 125.68 Mbit/s 105.56 Mbit/s 155.317 ms Italy, Rome (Unida

I am quite happy with G-Core, their DNS service is in beta and currently free for 10M queries per month. GeoDNS works pretty well for me.

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They removed the post as a support request: https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoft/comments/nwsb9r/hotmailoutlook_missing_reverse_dns_records/

* Free reverse DNS management

Swap out DNS for BGP and you've got yourself a new meme

I build something the last days, regarding a latency based dns setup like AWS 53.

* Free entry level DNS hosting with select VPS plans

Cloudflare is good, HE.net is a good alternative as well. Google Cloud DNS is good if you use Google Domains as your registrar.

I recommend self-hosting. Most of us have 2, 3, 4...99 idling vps, so why not use them? Anyway, as soon as you need something more complicated than simple A/AAAA-record (DNSSEC, DKIM/DMARC, etc) you h

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A mix of Hurricane Electric and our own anycast DNS cluster.

99% of people use their registrars DNS

I had used ClouDNS in past. On dnsperf, I found that NameCheap is better than ClouDNS. So, I wanted to switch to NameCheap.