In my country ISP has already override all my DNS traffic, no matter what DNS i used their warning site is always appear when accessing censored sites, dnscrypt is the only way i can bypass the dns re

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If they block it on their DNS servers, just change your DNS to OpenDNS/Google/Whatever, problem solved.

Actually dnscrypt doesn't encrypt DNS traffic (it validates the fact that the request hasn't been changed from the DNS server to you) but yeah any uncensored dnscrypt server would work to resolve, but

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And how many people use 8.8.8.8 instead of their ISP DNS? Actually, I suspect some ISPs are using that as well.

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I highly doubt they'll do anything technical, probably just a straight DNS block and they'll leave it at that..

its a one stop shop to get CDN and latency based DNS along with RDS to easily get redundant Database by clicking a few setup features. So lightsail does have a use case and everyone seems to overloo

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It's just a DNS record on the ISPs server. Most of the ISPs haven't even been told officially what's happening.

Reverse DNS Included

(Amazon S3 for storage/Amazon RDS/Failover IPs/DNS/etc) it was possible to do a high availability with cpanel at a cost that didn't require breaking the bank (something small businesses could afford,

Agreed, the biggest challenge here is really to make sure data and contents are in sync, DNS seems to be a relatively easier issue to deal with since we could do roundrobin (which is not really HA sin

Note that Jekyll is a static site generator. If you're only doing a static site, just put your vps's on round robin dns or anycast. Github doesn't have to come into the picture. Also cloudflare wil

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