> It's a similar mistake of making DNS a dependency for monitoring/control infrastructure when DNS is down. This one is relatively easy to "fix" at least, it's

> It's a similar mistake of making DNS a dependency for monitoring/control infrastructure when DNS is down. This one is relatively easy to "fix" at least, it's nothing having multiple DNS providers for public records can't handle as well as ensuring redundancy for your internal DNS services. Bonus points if you run your own recursive resolver so you aren't dependent on some other party not screwing up somehow.