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I would imagine they don't use it for exactly that case. Imagine a case where most of AWS is having critical problems, you would want (at the very least) contro

I would imagine they don't use it for exactly that case. Imagine a case where most of AWS is having critical problems, you would want (at the very least) control of your DNS to attempt a partial recovery of service for some portion of your customers that have providers who respect DNS TTL's.

bwblabs 11y ago
Running my own DNS servers. But having issues with clients using Rackspace Apps - hosted email (still down due to UltraDNS). Would there be anything against using multiple large anycast DNS providers?
hueving 11y ago
Netflix is 100% dependent on AWS for infrastructure. If AWS is having problems, there is nowhere to redirect to.
- tiagobraw 11y ago
  of course there is, they could redirect to a page explaining the problem instead of a generic error page...
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