Edit: Would use this for DNS, and would be happy to pay up to $10 per location for a 512MB-1GB VPS.

I don't use their Geo DNS (yet). The idea behind the Geo DNS record is to (at query time) figure out the closest IP based on the querying client - so I would think that the ALIAS setup doesn't make se

Have you used ALIAS for geodns purposes? I ask because I did a quick try and somehow "domain.com ALIAS geo.dns.com" always points to a single IP regardless of the client IP's locatio

As long as you're using them as the only DNS server for a domain you should be fine. The caveats come when you try to migrate/export stuff into another setup where you need to be careful to set these

Thanks for this! +1 for CloudNS, been a user for quite some time already but didn't know that they offered this feature LOL!

Netlify Managed DNS supports ALIAS records like ANAME, free to charge.

I've been pretty happy with CloudNS (tagging @BoyanPeychev who's not been very active here lately). It is called ALIAS on their platform as well. You may be able to manage with their free tier as well

This .... then offer it up to the community as LowEndDNS (Image)

I'm currently on DME (DnsMadeEasy) $30/yr plan for 4 domains.

Outline proxy use opendns by default. You need to use iptables nat to redirect all port 53 traffic to localhost/whatever your dns IP address

dedi or high VPS, but I am just guessing). The DNS however does not require high bandwidth, but needs port 53, so NAT is out of the question.

@Fisto you can run a smart dns and a vpn on the same box since they're different services. I did it with openvpn and the netflix docker sniproxy.

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Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

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I don't like the user interface of Avast, and its DNS security strategy sucks in some conditions.

@WorkingDude, sorry to hear but I am eager to get this resolved and working properly for you!

I use one as a secondary DNS, works great.

I don't run a CDN and have no plans to. I collect BGP data and (will) run an authoritative DNS setup. I found speedykvm from http://bgp.services/ -- not here.

dns node. maybe status page