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For some of our HTTP requests from the US, Canada, and Europe, 20-45% of response time is spent doing DNS lookup (100ms+). For a hosting provider as widely used
by a13n 9y ago
For some of our HTTP requests from the US, Canada, and Europe, 20-45% of response time is spent doing DNS lookup (100ms+). For a hosting provider as widely used as AWS, frankly I find this absurd.
How are they twice as slow as GoDaddy?!
Edit: On the bright side, since so many other DNS providers have solved this problem, it must be solvable. They have the opportunity to speed up a big chunk of the internet in one fell swoop!