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(OP here). That looks really useful. If I was running a real service I would definitely look into it. Because this is just the personal website and email of a c
by iudqnolq 7y ago
(OP here). That looks really useful. If I was running a real service I would definitely look into it. Because this is just the personal website and email of a college student I don't think I could justify the expense when using something like Uptime Robot to monitor if a single record points to a web server would probably give me close to the same reliability.
- Mojah 7y agoOh I absolutely agree! If you're a business, whether it's a SaaS or "just" a marketing website for your brick & mortar store, I think it's crucial to have back-ups. Most people think of backups as files, database dumps, previous versions, etc of their website. But the configuration data (in the form of DNS) isn't often considered. You're tech-savvy and can restore your DNS records because you know yoru servers' IP address and your MX records, but who else could do the same?
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