For authoritative dns is ms difference even matter?

On that link, on the table where it shows the details, it says Cloudns.net only has 9 POP's and is not an Anycast network...

http://www.solvedns.com/dns-comparison/2017/02

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For N.America & Europe, DNSMadeEasy is better it seems; CF gets a better overall score due to other regions.

@deadbeef Godaddy is really bad example. "hosting at GoDaddy" meaning that site is extremally slow, also with few second response time to just dns query. It can't be faster, because

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Network time protocol, internet clocks, there's also a bug that allows you to do something with DDoS using them but not sure on the specifics, or maybe thats DNS amplification im thinking of not sure

Cloudflare is #1 in DNS speed for worldwide according to dnsperf.com for this month.

Yes I am happy with Cloudflare however I have read that DNSMadeEasy is faster than Cloudflare (http://www.solvedns.com/dns-comparison/) and that there is no SLA with Cloudflare unless you have a busin

I'm currently using Cloudflare free DNS only but have heard good things about DNSMadeEasy and wonder if it is worth the money?

Is there any Health Check and failover record with their plans? I am using AWS Route53 with health check, failover, nearest ping DNS but it seems sth is not there with ClouDNS

For DNS speed, Cloudflare is much faster according to benchmarks like http://www.dnsperf.com/

cloudns.net aff link (If you feel like being nice)

There are many reasons things could be down - e.g., DNS, network, HTTPS certs, API, etc. That doesn't mean that Amazon is not storing things as they claim.

i really need some small vps as nameserver for a new Project which can't run through our main DNS Cluster.

* Free reverse DNS management

I have a cPanel DNS Only cluster (LA/DAL/WDC) through HostUS's 768mb offers. I'm coming up on the yearly renewal and I'm going to happily renew.

Using DNS Failover (like I also do) it's not so important how good your second host is. This is just backup if your main server(s) fail for some time.

However, I want to setup a DNS failover in the case that my Ramnode server becomes unavailable, and therefore would prefer to go with a different provider in a different datacenter.