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It is a good summary. My first reaction was "for pain and suffering". If you are hosting a server in some cloud provider, you probably still want to have your
by jmspring 5y ago
It is a good summary. My first reaction was "for pain and suffering". If you are hosting a server in some cloud provider, you probably still want to have your primary DNS not on that server. Yes, there are caveats.
- icedchai 5y agoI've been running my own DNS servers for 25+ years (BIND, though I did mess around with nsd and unbound for a bit locally.) It is basically painless, set-and-forget, other than the usual OS/package updates.