Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 698.95 Mbit/s 625.21 Mbit/s 12.182 ms

I implemented it with the pihole docker. It works fine. As a suggestion, can you allow manually selecting what DNS server you want to use? I had to edit the client config to point it to the pihole doc

* "Cloudflare isn't safe because they run DNS resolvers, nameservers, and domain registration services." This has to be a joke.

If a hosting partner controls the DNS, you can point a CNAME at CF, so your customers won't need to manage the DNS.

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 126.71 Mbit/s 20.21 Mbit/s 15.756 ms

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When 'non-tech' knows what is the meaning of word CDN, than he is more than tech savvy to switch dns. Especially when it's free... How can you compete with something that is a world class product and

Then customer will have to migrate DNS servers to CF, which is a pain especially for non-tech savvy customers. We're trying to integrate it seamlessly for existing customers since we already host the

Current antique setup is basically central config repo + rsync cronjobs. Anycast network for both DNS + HTTP. It works well enough for just our own website + previously sponsored a couple of image hos

For many purposes including DNS, email, web, databases and so on. Particularly I am keen to get some dynamic websites and web applications to run with lesser downtimes. I am thinking about a redundant

* if it is a web server atleast only install web server or mysql/mariadb other services like emails/dns put it elsewhere.

I wouldn't recommend to also setup DNS/Bind in your server. Same headaches in email hosting.

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letsencrypt:bootstrap (doc) will attempt to request SSL on the domain + wildcard if DNS permits. You can mix that command with admin:collect() to iterate over all sites and enable SSL, for example...

Pros: you don't have to run, configure, monitor and keep secure your own dns recursor

I'm Adrian, I'm providing free DirectAdmin shared hosting, premium shared hosing, vps services and soon DNS servics. I'm glad to be here.

I use an open and public DNS created by me, configured to protect my children from adult content, malicious websites and online advertising. It's something similar to Pi-hole, but public, hosted on 2

How to setup my vps server for apple TV dns? Anyone can help?

The "full" DNS server which you describe is also recursive, only difference being that one is hosting by you and other by a third party.

Are there any advantages to use a recursive dns compared to a "full" dns-server witch connects to the root-dns-servers? Of course all local hosts are than using the local "f