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It's a lot more favorable when you have few domains and many queries. We have many tens-of-millions of queries per month, on only two domains. This would cut
by RyanGWU82 16y ago
It's a lot more favorable when you have few domains and many queries. We have many tens-of-millions of queries per month, on only two domains. This would cut 75% off our DNS hosting.
- haploid 16y agoSame here. This would be a nice little cost saver, except it appears they don't support anycast. As such, it's a nonstarter for us.
- moe 16y agoJust to clarify: All sources I've read claim it is anycast.
- jgreen10 16y ago"The query resolution functionality of Route 53 is based on anycast, which will route the request automatically to the DNS server that is the closest." http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2010/12/dns_amazon_route_53.html http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2010/12/dns_amazon_route...