You can do that with pretty any DNS solution!

I don't normally see a lot of discussion about using the registrar's DNS .... is there a reason that it is frowned upon, or just not really discussed?

Since DNS propagation usually takes some time, this is something I'd rather ask, in addition to googling, before experimenting.

I personally have my primary domains DNS that has all my nameservers etc hosted on Cloudflare and the rest of my domains are hosted on my cPanel DNS-Only Cluster. I found this combo works really well

Again, the hosting provider is irrelevant for DNS (or do you mean DNS provider?). And for cpanel I can't say anything because I lack experience with panels.

Sure if you copy all records, cpanel.dns.server will behave the same as whatever.cloudflare.com i.e answer 11.11.22.22 when you ask A for example.com.

Will try to explain better. Currently Cloudflare DNS looks about like this:

Sorry I can't follow. You are too vague. "website" for example has no meaning in DNS. In DNS subdomain.example.com is either a (sub)domain or it's a host.

Didn't plan on using two DNS services (didn't know it was possible really, until @ras07 mentioned it).

The glue records at the domain registrar are only for the TLD. So if you want a different DNS server for the subdomain the DNS server for the TLD must delegate the subdomain.

Not sure I understand the part of using two DNS providers - how does that work?

In addition to he, entrydns.net and dnsexit.com are two other DNS providers I've used with success in the past; might give those a shot if Cloudflare doesn't work out for some reason.

The DNS queries are generally very fast and are cached. So it would not really make that much of a difference either way. You can also consider hosting the subdomain on Dynu as it is free and easy to

I'm currently using Cloudflare for DNS. It works fine. I know there's also Hurricane Electric as a decent reputation free one.

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