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Not really, because infrastructure is much more dynamic today. Maybe if your IPs never changed long TTLs are OK, but when you're running behind a cloud load bal
by sofixa 4y ago
Not really, because infrastructure is much more dynamic today. Maybe if your IPs never changed long TTLs are OK, but when you're running behind a cloud load balancer, with changing IPs and failover to different regions/providers, low TTLs make more sense.
- blueflow 4y agoIts understandable that you need to change your routing dynamically, but DNS is not the right tool for that.