2 ms·
DNS failover looks like a neat idea, but does not work well that good. Until a new DNS entry propagates it could take a really really long time. also using anyc
by merb 8y ago
DNS failover looks like a neat idea, but does not work well that good.
Until a new DNS entry propagates it could take a really really long time.
also using anycast/ecmp via bgp means that you have a single ip that is highly redudant because it can be backed by many servers.