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In HTML/CSS you should be able to specify a fallback source if the first returns a non-200. Or that companies need to have better DNS strategies.
by threeseed 5y ago
In HTML/CSS you should be able to specify a fallback source if the first returns a non-200.
Or that companies need to have better DNS strategies.
- richardwhiuk 5y agoWeb Browsers should probably retry a different server in DNS if they get a 503 - but they don't.
- allyant 5y ago> In HTML/CSS you should be able to specify a fallback source if the first returns a non-200. Except if the HTML/CSS is hosted on that CDN?
- ilaksh 5y agoContent-centric networking had been a central research topic for many years. And many potentially useful systems have been proposed and implemented. At some point some of them will start to become popular.
- nickelpro 5y agoDNS didn't fail, and there's nothing you can do in HTML/CS/JS if your CDN fails to serve those things