2 ms·
It's really common for CDNs. Definitely for DNS and almost always for http. Anycast routing. In the past people were concerned more about route flapping disrup
by anonacct37 5y ago
It's really common for CDNs. Definitely for DNS and almost always for http. Anycast routing.
In the past people were concerned more about route flapping disrupting TCP connections. It seems that people aren't worried about that anymore. Google does it.
- andreareina 5y ago> Anycast routing Aha, that brings up technical articles, thanks. TFA does mention it multiple times so mea culpa.