As most of you already know, each year on our birthday we release one new big feature. This year, we have launched our Anycast DNS Network.

Hi, i have an online app hosted in a VPS. I want to make a failover solution to have the app online as much as possible. I know about dns failover but i don't really like it because of the cache and o

And we need to use DNS server provided by WSI also. Pick one below.

This promotion is valid on our old DeepNet plans. DNS-OVZ-128MB to DNS-OVZ-1024MB are not eligble.

Personally I'm going to work on running two hastebin instances with the same data on 2 NAT VPSes in different DCs, then have at least 2 nodes to reverse proxy them and have the IP changed for the DNS

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Have I to list the HE DNS servers address on my registrar?

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is really helpful for learning about how DNS really works and how the info is looked up. try dig +trace +recurse +all A myshitportfolio.website If you don't have access to a linux shell just read thi

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from not-google Verisign runs a public DNS service as well since a few months ago https://www.verisign.com/en_US/innovation/public-dns/index.xhtml.

You could set up a VPN (such as Tinc) to your servers, then install Unbound on those, and use them through the VPN as resolvers for home machines. That's what I do to evade faked (for censorship) DNS

Sadly my ISP has their own Google cache servers that they force you to use when using their DNS and they are regularely overloaded.

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You mentioned here about Google DNS has some issues over the year, may I know more details on this? My infra is relying on Google DNS and we are hoping nothing disruptive will happen soon (Image)

[quote]One of the functions of a DNS server is to translate a domain name into an IP address that applications need to connect to an Internet resource such as a website. This functionality is defined

Cheapest plan is DNS-OVZ-128, comes with 128MB + 64MB of RAM, 10GB HDD and 250GB of bandwidth @ 1Gbps, for $13/yr.