As far as I know, they don't allow you to change the nameserver, so you must use Cloudflare's DNS services. If you already use Cloudflare, it seems like a decent option. I transferred https://babeljs.

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

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It's not a DNS issue ... When I SSH in, connexion is instant, I see the beggining of the prompt, then it takes 30-60sec before I'm able to type anything.... like if the host IO where all used

If it takes long to SSH in it could be a DNS issue, so make sure your DNS is configured properly.

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So I'm running on data allowance for the foreseeable. Still have some DNS and cleanup tasks and such which is uch over my phone but we will survive!

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Maybe I should and then use a round robin dns for extra fallback (Image)

Any one here using dnspod's dns services (free)??? If yes, how is their service?

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We already tried Cloudflare, DNSmadeeasy, Route53 and others. The reason we build our own DNS system is to make it dead simple for clients and of course paying per thousand queries is way more expensi

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I (potentially incorrectly) assumed the op wants to build a DNS service or needs a very large amount of queries at which point Route 53 becomes stupidly expensive, but I agree it makes no sense buildi

If it's only for DNS, what's wrong with route 53? Iirc you can do health checks, load balancing, geodns, etc. and you can customize almost everything via API?

That was a dick move on my side and one of worst decisions I took in my life. what followed next was a dns hijack to main domain , registering deface on zone-h.org, threatening zone-h owner with ddos

I think it's a perfect use-case for DNS. Especially if you use their Docker containers or automate everything, it allows you to scale like crazy around the world with just a few clicks. They also allo

That's what I thought too, which is why our team is reviewing if it will be more cost effective on using their Edge VM with Anycast than their Managed DNS.

We are also looking at it for our DNS.