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What Is Anycast DNS, and How Does It Improve Reliability?

What Is Anycast DNS, and How Does It Improve Reliability?

When you query 1.1.1.1 from London and someone else queries it from Sydney, you are both talking to the same IP address, but not to the same server

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What Is GeoDNS, and How Does Location-Based Routing Work?

What Is GeoDNS, and How Does Location-Based Routing Work?

If your users are spread across continents, sending all of them to one data center means some of them always get a slow experience. You might also ne

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What Is DNS Failover, and How Do You Configure It?

What Is DNS Failover, and How Do You Configure It?

Your server will go down at some point. A host fails, a region has an outage, a deploy goes wrong, or a certificate expires at 3 a.m. The question is

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What Is Split-Horizon DNS?

What Is Split-Horizon DNS?

Imagine your staff type app.example.com into a browser at the office and reach the application server directly on the local network, while customer

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What Is Managed DNS, and Is It Worth Paying For?

What Is Managed DNS, and Is It Worth Paying For?

Every domain needs somewhere to host its authoritative DNS records, and most people never choose that place deliberately. They register a domain, the

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What Is DNS Prefetching, and How Does It Speed Up Web Pages?

What Is DNS Prefetching, and How Does It Speed Up Web Pages?

A modern web page rarely loads from a single domain. Fonts come from one host, analytics from another, images from a CDN, and a payment widget from a

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