Zerigo DNS services down for 6+ hours due to massive DDoS
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Zerigo DNS services down for 6+ hours due to massive DDoS
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#4What makes it much worse is the lack of communication or updates from them. They have intermittently posted on their status site or twitter account, but not once responded to any support request I have made (attempted phone, email and twitter).
I would recommend avoid them. Things happen, it's how you deal with them that matters and in my opinion that's where they have failed.
Re: Zerigo DNS services down for 6+ hours due to massive DDoS
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#6Shit happens, but 99.9% (8 hours a year of downtime) is completely unacceptable for a DNS provider.
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#8I can't claim that SlickDNS is invulnerable to DDOS attack, but FWIW it does run tinydns name servers which have good performance and excellent security. So if you're impacted by the Zerigo outage, feel free to check out SlickDNS. There's a 30-day free trial with all plans and record updates are pushed through to all the name servers in under 5 seconds.
Re: Zerigo DNS services down for 6+ hours due to massive DDoS
#9I run a DNS hosting service (SlickDNS, www.slickdns.com) and have seen a spike in signups today as a direct result of the Zerigo DDOS attack. I can't claim that SlickDNS is invulnerable to DDOS attack, but FWIW it does run tinydns name servers which have good performance and excellent security. So if you're impacted by the Zerigo outage, feel free to check out SlickDNS. There's a 30-day free trial with all plans and…
Re: Zerigo DNS services down for 6+ hours due to massive DDoS
#10I run a DNS hosting service (SlickDNS, www.slickdns.com) and have seen a spike in signups today as a direct result of the Zerigo DDOS attack. I can't claim that SlickDNS is invulnerable to DDOS attack, but FWIW it does run tinydns name servers which have good performance and excellent security. So if you're impacted by the Zerigo outage, feel free to check out SlickDNS. There's a 30-day free trial with all plans and…
Sounds good... but do you have a REST API? That's the primary reason I chose Zerigo in the first place.
The REST API is in final testing, and should be released later this week. It will ship with libraries for Python, Ruby and PHP.