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We balance between many cPanel / Plesk servers and migrate data as needed (we have two DNS servers that the hosting servers sync with that update to the new server automatically. Customers are informe

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How about dnscontrol?

You might have a look at https://github.com/msimerson/NicTool which is a DNS web interface that supports several backend DNS servers, including nsd.

I am using PowerDNS and erl-dns. PowerDNS is really flexible in regards to the backend, you could easily use a BIND backend and keep your zone files or migrate to a SQL backend and write a little scri

After BIND 4, as mentioned. With 9+ I'm pretty sure it went from deprecated to "warning" levels. O haven't used bind since there's been an OSS alternative, and that includes djbdns

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They you probably should be reconsidering your choice to run your own DNS service. If you can't be bothered with proper syntax to ensure you don't hose something on a reload.

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on top of it, you should really give a look at dnsdist (you can place it in front of any DNS server).

Hurricane electric (dns.he.net) only limits the number of different sites, so that may be something to look into.

Is there any fancy dns management tool with webinterface, so I can get rid of this old system? (something like the webinterface cloudflare has)

Change your settings to use google dns servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4