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of that assigned IPv6 SUBNET to my-domain's DNS-NameServer running in the VPS . Assigned IPv6 SUBNET should be atleast-one IPv6 /64 SUBNET , ( i will prefer to have one IPv6 /64 subnet over having an

Wouldn't it be possible to use the cloudflare API to create subdomains with DNS?

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You can host your domain on their DNS, and then either let everyone register subdomains, or set the domain to private and deny subdomains to anyone you dont want (AFAIR).

It also used PowerDNS with a wrapper I found. Couldn't remember the name but it was using Python to change power dns thingies.

PDNS = PowerDNS

I'll look into if it has an API, I'm not sure why I never thought of that. I'm not running any at the moment. I'd prefer PowerDNS since I have the most experience with it but I'm flexible and willing

If you run a PDNS cluster, the panel most likely also has a API.

a subdomain off a domain I own and manage the DNS records for it on my own DNS servers or a hosted DNS service (I'm flexible and willing to use paid services if the script requires it).

We're setting up domain controllers in the cloud for replication reasons. As Azure e.g. is to expensive for just a "backup"-DC wie spin up a VPS with firewall and VPN capability ( li

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If you have used https://github.com/Angristan/OpenVPN-install , which DNS Servers did you select. Selecting "Use system/local DNS" sometimes (with various providers) resulted for me

If using openvpn and you set it up properly there shouldn't be problems. There are a lot of dns leak tests out there just google them. You may want to google for block-outside-dns as well.

Move your sites NS to cloudflare, then Just copy the "zone editor" dns entries for each site over. set caching on the site if its mostly static for extra redudency...

Don't use ISP DNS.

Now, I have two other products, one was an NFPHosting Special, $1/year shared hosting. Okay, listen! I bought that so that I had a dirt cheap hosting for my own domain name, I didn't expect a 100% upt

Route53 is DNS-based.

And DNS-based load balancing doesn't really work, since some ISP don't respect TTL and will keep the initial answer in cache.