Sdns – Lightweight, fast recursive dns server with dnssec support

I'm all for rewriting things into safe languages, but I do like the battle-tested nature of C things, like unbound. For example, I'm interested in replacing my smtpd daemon with something better. I'm most tempted to go with postfix, because it's very supported, does lots, is totally battle tested, and has a good security track record. However, the hip kid on the block is Haraka -- https://haraka.github.io/ . It's written by smart people with a long history in the problem space, and it does things in a new and modern way. I'm inclined to like it. But several things make me hesitant:

- Will a hipster javascript thing really be as reliable? Are these new runtimes really sufficient for totally essential things like email? What about filesystem stuff? I'd think a battletested thing like postfix will be much better off than this. - Do I really want to deal with javascript or whatever other hipster language for deployment? With most essential utilities, it's packaged in my distro with minimal dependencies. With hipster stuff, it's usually a fast pace of development, which doesn't lend itself to packaging, and uses something awful like npm. Is this something I really want to depend on?

So I'd wonder the same thing about sdns. The "rewrite it in ${safelang}" trend tends to produce immature and unreliably deployable software and that makes me worried. How's sdns fare?

Hi!

I work at Cloudflare on 1.1.1.1.

1.1.1.1 supports DNS over HTTPS using Cloudflared. https://developers.cloudflare.com/1.1.1.1/dns-over-https/clo...

Our team actively maintains the repo.

Can you share what's been buggy about it?

Would love to share your feedback with the team.

Cheers!