What I see a lot of the big providers do is do anycast per region which makes a lot of sense so you get the good local routes and not have to worry to much about international. They do dns geolocation

* Yes you most certainly do unless you have a large engineering team to do it in house. There are some applications (e.g DNS) where it's unnecessary but none I'm aware of that it causes issues with. T

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I don't actually understand this stuff, though I wish I did. It does seem like a better HA mechanism than the usual round robin DNS setup, since if a node drops out, failover for new connections is a

* IPv4 and IPv6 reverse DNS can be set instantly by client at VPS control panel. On OpenVZ, TUN/TAP/GRE/PPTP/DAHDI/FUSE/IPTABLES can be enabled (KVM has it all).

* have Reverse-DNS

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Have a look at a project like https://www.pulseha.com this should also allow you to keep the sites up without needing to change you DNS records. Other options are Heartbeat or I think Coralsync.

My use case is like following: I have 1 cheap dedicated box with multiple Docker containers. If something happens to this machine, I just want to forget about it, change DNS and failover to another ma

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* Real-time insights into your traffic usage and Reverse DNS is configurable

DNS: 2a00:b700::220, 2a00:b700:1::220

We do include a free Anycast DNS service with all services sold as a value add, Rage4 is actually our provider for that.

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You are advertising Anycast DNS. I don't think this is the same thing.

> DNS: 2a00:b700::220, 2a00:b700:1::220

DNS: 2a00:b700::220, 2a00:b700:1::220

@jtk @hzr we basically took the platform which we are using in production for couple last years already (we are in top10 auth DNS providers according to dnsperf) and upgraded it so it can be used by e