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got the IPv6 subnet, but it's a pity that the rdns of IPv6 can only submit ticket each time when you need this be set, they can't support the reverse dns delegation of IPv6 subnet, if can support this

Use your registrar's DNS servers, and point A records to the other site, MX records to yandex's mail servers.

* DNS hosting

@rajprakash I am not looking for something like that. I always monitor my mail server and if it goes down, I immediatelly tranfer dns to an alternative server till I fix the main. My backup server I a

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I think this Round-robin DNS approch would only make sense using cheap or free shared hosting, using a master server to sync files and DB, otherwise anyone could just use some Cloud shared host / VPS

* add all your existing DNS records to yandex (and change your mx records to yandex)

That explains the process, it is fairly the same on all RIRs - /32 is by default delegated to your DNS by RIPE and you forward the queries for smaller networks to either a result (== your NS) or anoth

So Im going to host a domain with Yandex but I`m just going to have them manage the DNS just to have more reliability. How can / what do I add in there DNS editor have changing my nameservers with my

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You can then go ahead with @gbshouse, they have a great Anycast DNS platform, to manage your reverse DNS for IPv6 via their API.

* Load-balancer/DNS failover + Multi-master mysql replication + ample RAM can go a long way (assuming your apps can work in this configuration)

services. Example: a lot of people use Google's DNS servers (because it's easy to remember???) but seem to forget (or not care?) that every page you visit now makes a request to Google first. Remembe

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wow, 7 DNS VPSes just for one site? Amazing......

What are you going to offer that is different/better than cf/godaddy/namesilo/dns included with linode and digital ocean, dnseasy, rage4, nsone, buddydns and many mant more? Noone will care about low

I don't think so. This is the Pagespeed Service (where you point your DNS A records to Google) which is being deprecated. Not to be confused with the Pagespeed Tools.

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My personal opinion: if you don't have anything different, don't do it. There are too many free DNS services already.