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Oh there is definitely a need for invalidation sometimes, but the system doesn't support it, due to its openness: authoritative servers don't track their consum
by tremon 4y ago
Oh there is definitely a need for invalidation sometimes, but the system doesn't support it, due to its openness: authoritative servers don't track their consumers.
But the protocol does support it. So, if you really need invalidation, go talk to the world's resolvers and ask them to process dns NOTIFYs from your authoritative DNS servers.
- infogulch 4y agoAll of expiry, eviction, and flushing counts as "invalidation" in the context of "the hard problems of computer science".