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Not OP, but you could do "simple" dns load balancing between both endpoints.
by calgoo 11mo ago
Not OP, but you could do "simple" dns load balancing between both endpoints.
- psviderski 11mo agoAs I mentioned in the sibling comment, please note that in this case you only get round-robin, not failover. If one of the addresses is down, the DNS record will continue returning it and users will hit a dead end. A proper load balancer or Cloudflare DNS proxy would handle this.