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I have been managed for years a cluster of recursive authoritative DNS cluster for a broadband ISP (around 30k subscribers). We have also 2 authoritative DNS se
by lormayna 5y ago
I have been managed for years a cluster of recursive authoritative DNS cluster for a broadband ISP (around 30k subscribers). We have also 2 authoritative DNS servers running bind, but the operations were fully automated through a bunch of custom python scripts (the NOC operators can request a new record by themselves).
For the recursives one, I started with bind, but after a few months I replaced it to unbound and it's works like a charm. The only problem that I experienced was about DDoS, mainly generated by ultra cheap chineses home router with buggy firmware.
Anyway after a few attacks, we start implementing an application monitoring solution and we were able to mitigate the attacks in a short time.
On my laptop I run a a docker container with grimd (https://github.com/looterz/grimd https://github.com/looterz/grimd) as recursive DNS and DoH proxy. I can filter out lot of dab requests and tracking and have visibility of what my DNS traffic is. It's not hard to configure