VPS are going to be used for DNS, and maybe private vpn.

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I cant' use wildcard on they dns system ): *.domain.com not working..

I might grab $5/m plan and use it for cP DNS only ...

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From what I see there are no client area options (to reinstall operating system, check network graphs, set reverse DNS, and so on). When users need modifications, they have to open tickets every time?

Just found they offer also free DNS hosting, interesting..

I'm looking for a small VPS in NL, UK or Germany (need to have under 10ms ping to the server from my home). Ping to google's DNS are ~3-4ms.

Pretty simple to do yourself with a service like PowerDNS if you wanted to buy a couple of different budget VMs in different locations. If you were looking for a DNS service, I'd recommend no-ip

I would do DNS servers myself if I need some Geo-based DNS or Round-robin. Two 128MB tiny boxes would suffice...

create dns with cloudflare and point them to my vps ip, edit domain dns via domain panel to cloudflare dns, and I am managing my vps/sites via centminmod or vpssim.

I know this might sound odd on lowendtalk but it's so easy these days to get cheap VPSes at several places and so I am wondering whether there's a cheap DNS service which would serve different IPs bas

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I wouldn't encourage you to do this, because using a single VPS to host DNS records lacks redundancy and stability. You can try using some third party DNS and create records pointing your domains to t

I don't think you should change both domain's nameservers to the vps's ip unless the vps also act as the dns server which hosts the zone files for these two domains.

I point my domain registry to digital ocean and let digitalocean handle the DNS records for all my websites, it can't get any easier than that and manage the website and database with vestacp,

Where do you manage your domain dns zones ?

Don't get me wrong, I understand your attempts to improve performance and protect end users, but surely you realise your own implementation goes against the grain of a lot of rationale wrt how people…

Yes we whitelist all major search bots. All of them have a revers dns so it is easy to identify them on the agent side