Bunny DNS – A scriptable DNS platform
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#2It always puzzles me when people speak of "routing" in conjunction with DNS.
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#3Does location-based DNS even have a future? fly.io doesn't seem to think so: https://fly.io/blog/the-5-hour-content-delivery-network/
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#4Well this is embarrassing: https://imgur.com/a/VoG4N3X
Also routing and DNS are different things. Misunderstanding what routing is while trying to sell your technology to technologists is likely not a winning strategy.
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#5Does location-based DNS even have a future? fly.io doesn't seem to think so: https://fly.io/blog/the-5-hour-content-delivery-network/
Where they say that? This is the only part I can find about DNS geolocation:
> 2. DNS: Run trick DNS servers that return specific server addresses based on IP geolocation. Downside: the Internet is moving away from geolocatable DNS source addresses. Upside: you can deploy it anywhere without help.
> You're probably going to use a little of (1) [Anycast] and a little of (2). DNS load balancing is pretty simple. You don't really even have to build it yourself; you can host DNS on companies like DNSimple, and then define rules for returning addresses. Off you go!
Seems they are saying that "the internet in general" is moving way from location-based DNS, but that's a bit like saying that the internet in general is moving away from Wordpress.
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#6there is so much wrong with this site i thought it was april 1st.
i thought it's been proven that geo-ip data is not reliable?
second.. DNS is not routing.
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#7Like the idea. But…
1) Claim privacy first and then have a cookie banner.
2) Say “routing” when you mean location/IP based DNS.
3) Is that a loosely typed language in the scripting engine? Not sure I would want DNS queries to be relying on that.
I am sure there is still some innovation left in DNS. SDDNS I’d call it: Software defined DNS. Especially with the splinternet we are walking into these days. Just don’t think this version cuts it. Nevertheless an interesting company to follow. I see potential.
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#8It always puzzles me when people speak of "routing" in conjunction with DNS.
Makes me question what else they are incompetent in.
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#9I have some idea about how DNS and internet routing works but I can't think of a usecase for this.
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#10Like the idea. But… 1) Claim privacy first and then have a cookie banner. 2) Say “routing” when you mean location/IP based DNS. 3) Is that a loosely typed language in the scripting engine? Not sure I would want DNS queries to be relying on that. I am sure there is still some innovation left in DNS. SDDNS I’d call it: Software defined DNS. Especially with the splinternet we are walking into these days. Just don’t thin…
Cookies as tech say nothing about privacy. If you want to store information that you refuse to share your private data - that almost certainly is getting stored in a cookie.
You can route connections on different layers than IP routing. We commonly talk about http request routing as in dispatch based on the domain/path. I'm happy with "routing" as in directing traffic via DNS resolution. I doubt anyone here is confusing that.