It was also a bit of a pain to setup as it requires minio setup for DNS style bucket names. (Hyperbackup doesn't support path style)

Also VPNs do not always work even if you pay, Shadowsocks on port 443 is your friend. If you're very desperate and need some minor messaging, try tunneling through DNS - iodine is the way to go, but i

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DNS is not going to work, you wont have Port 53 UDP available.

Personal usage (DNS)

Free AnyCast DNS

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Thanks, Lexicon looks great and I hadn't heard of it before. I'll check further into it. I do use dehydrated but only for certificates. It hadn't occurred to me to handle DNS with it too.

Take a look at lexicon which works with many providers/registrars. I've used it fine with Cloudflare as well as CloudNS and it works as expected. It also works with Namesilo, Namecheap, GoDaddy and Ga

I had developed a DNS based filtration module for a antivirus firm and all was fine till the time it was under development and testing (still open to the world). DDOS kicked in as soon as they started

A useful public DNS server is totally doable. Yes, you will be inviting DDoS, but that can be mitigated to a great extent. I do admit that it's a bit of an uphill climb at times but lots of us do this

An alternate, more useful project would be to set yourself up a redundant ad-blocking dns, like running pi-hole on a vps. You still need to limit access.

There are already many public DNS services. 1.1.1.1 (CloudFlare), 8.8.4.4, 8.8.8.8 (Google), 9.9.9.9 (Quad9) etc. Why do you feel it's necessary to create one yourself?

It would be good if you add DNSCrypt to your DNS server.

A DNS recursor open to world == invitation for DDOS

Not sure a less reliable clone of Google’s public DNS is really a useful service...but here’s a quick howto.

There are 6 virtual server that are idle. I want to evaluate it. I want to configure public DNS server. Google DNS-like, how do I do it? If possible, get DNSSEC support. You can help me because I want

That's wrong. Any DNS resolver could be caching the old record. It is absolutely imperative that you shut down the old mail server before setting the new DNS record - or handle it some other way, e.g.

that. I cannot do any of the HA stuff with DNS. It has to be done at network layer 3 with IPs.

We're going to deploy an internal node for AnyCast DNS in Mumbai with Mumbai IX presence soon.