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After reading this, I'm considering switching from cloudflare for my DNS servers. Recommend a similar free service?
by foobarbecue 10y ago
After reading this, I'm considering switching from cloudflare for my DNS servers. Recommend a similar free service?
- SammoJ 10y agoI didn't look too hard but didn't see any similar free services with full DNS management and an API for cache validation. Would love a suggestion here too!
- artursapek 10y agoWhy not just pay for something like Route53? It's very cheap.
- ReverseCold 10y agoIsn't that an AWS thing? AWS? Cheap? Really?
- technion 10y agoRoute53 might as well be free. Yes it's AWS, but it's costing me less than a dollar a month on a domain that has trended here several times.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- artursapek 10y agoAWS isn't cheap or expensive. It's a bundle of services and you're free to use any combination of them. Route53 can be used independently and yes it's very cheap.
- jlgaddis 10y agoI use Route 53 myself and it's under $3 for several domains. Google Cloud DNS is even cheaper.
- claudius 10y agohttps://dns.he.net/ https://dns.he.net/ works for me, though your requirements may be different.
- jlgaddis 10y agoHighly recommended by me. Free (up to 50 domains) and ns[2-5] are anycasted.
- rasz_pl 10y agoIts NOT free, you are paying with your customers/visitors privacy.
- buro9 10y agoDNS only customers were totally unaffected by this web proxy bug.
- 4ad 10y agoSure, but maybe he doesn't want to do business with Cloudfare anymore?
- foobarbecue 10y agoRight. The bug doesn't affect me, but I don't like how they responded to this.
- foobarbecue 10y agoActually I just realized that although I only really wanted cloudflare for dns, cloudflare http proxy is on by default. I had turned them off on some of my sites but not all.