I have tried different services like Route 53, Rage4, ClouDNS, etc...and I always go back to Cloudflare's free DNS.

for latency based dns i moved from DNSMadeEasy to Route53 - working very with my site which spans 16+ VPS server cluster from several countries (Image)

So I am just 1 week into this DNS service which is not long, but wow. WOW. Okay so I didnt have a great background with lots of other DNS providers, I ususally just used whatever godaddy or google dom

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Dude, they're $3.50 for the first month... just make sure your DNS has a reasonably low TTL and jump if you feel like you want to. Make sure to review.

So I have an app running production off Ramnode, and they are great with the coasts. However I currently have a node running in NYC, ATL, SEA and LAX. Great speeds. While a private network would be aw

Yeah, I was the one bashing you, sorry for that.

new host and you'll only need to update your DNS, and setup the firewall rules on the host OS. I asked a similar question a couple months ago got about 10 different answers, and was of course told t

Thank you. I have switched to my registrar's DNS and added an A record like this :

I ended up finding what I needed for that (my purpose for it was to create a DNS resolver (restricted to the ranges I operate from) which I am using for various projects). I got a decently memorable I

Just use your domain registrar's DNS and create the following records, with 1.2.3.4 being your VPS IP:

You're aware of DNS, yes?

DNS is another option as well.

100% uptime should not be too difficult to achieve with 3 VPS/DS and an active DNS. What is more difficult is to make it transparent to the user (sessions must be forwarded), DNS must have a very shor

The others, weird. The VPS just stopped. I Got notificated from Uptime Robot and I booted the VPS via SolusVM. Have no idea why the VPS stopped all of a sudden. This box was working great for almost 1

While i don't doubt these finicky tools for false positives, DNS is undoubtedly the most critical part of all routing/networking/IT, but unfortunately, not paid much attention to.

Time to launch dnsroute ?

Bad tools that obsess over irrelevant details are bad. If your DNS works, that's what matters.

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just curiosity, i check my domain with solvedns, i got 20.63% out of 100 loool