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So what should the ideal redundancy plan be here? If you can't log into the CDN provider and they are down do you you just have a second one ready (and paid for
by jason_zig 7y ago
So what should the ideal redundancy plan be here? If you can't log into the CDN provider and they are down do you you just have a second one ready (and paid for) and then log into your registrar and be ready to switch to that secondary CDN provider in this scenario? Or is there some sort of load balancing / routing solution between CDN's that I don't know about / understand?
- morpheuskafka 7y agoIf you use Cloudflare nameservers, you have to change to new nameservers, wait for that to propogate, and then wait for clients cached records TTLs to expire. So it will be a major disruption no matter what you do.
- apple4ever 7y agoWhat about the API? If that is up, you could script it.
- manigandham 7y agoIf you're using them for TLS certs then it's an even bigger problem unless you have them provisioned elsewhere.
- morpheuskafka 7y agoUnless you need EV you can just pull some wildcards from Lets Encrpt (as long as you don't use pubkey pinning). No need to automate as it's just a one off.
- bowmessage 7y agoCan you use your own nameservers that delegate to cloudflare or akami 50% each, then adjust? Is there a service more suited for this than r53?
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