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Sometimes you don't have as much control over a client (many non-HTTP TCP applications). A middle ground is to use anycast for authoritative DNS and return a se
by transitorykris 11y ago
Sometimes you don't have as much control over a client (many non-HTTP TCP applications). A middle ground is to use anycast for authoritative DNS and return a set of records for unicast IPs local to that POP. You get the benefits of anycast and the stickiness of unicast. It's a short jump to overriding decisions to correct certain clients, or to shed traffic from servers or POPs.
- jzwinck 11y agoDoesn't this leave you with the problem mentioned in the article where some users have DNS hosts rather far away from themselves?