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@gbshouse how about dns api then?

Our databases are optimized for DNS purposes which means that we focus on residential IPs (up to /32 level), the IPs on other levels are matched up to /24

I've seen quite a few discussions regarding geolocation stuff. As you probably know we use our own geolocation databases for Rage4 DNS and we though that we can make them available as web tools. So no

So, if you pay $100/mo for a VM/Server, what would a fair price be for that server to have a full DR service attached to it? A replica ready to fail over to at any time - only a DNS change required.

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they have a specific dept for it - Reverse DNS Requests

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For example, one seemingly cheap solution is to have two mail servers running failover at the DNS level and running a frequent rsync to sync over changes to account data and e-mail folders. But then y

@MarkTurner do you support the reverse dns delegation of IPv6 subnet? thanks.

Rage4 it's free until certain quota. Also prometeus offers DNS which afaik is almost (if not) the same as Rage4, but I am not sure if their panel allows to customize these things.

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Or, why not just use Docker and set up your own DNS-unblocking as a Service (DAAS) within seconds:

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To have geolocation (putting the visitor directly onto the closest mirror) it's necessary to redirect. Or use a DNS service that provides geolocation services for http, which isn't available for free

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Looking for some advice here regarding monitoring and manipulating DNS records....

* Reverse DNS

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