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For over 13 years, Dyn has powered industry leading uptime for the biggest web brands, small businesses and personal users around the world. Take a look at Dyn’
by lkinc 14y ago
For over 13 years, Dyn has powered industry leading uptime for the biggest web brands, small businesses and personal users around the world. Take a look at Dyn’s various DNS products and evaluate what’s right for you.
http://dyn.com/dns/ http://dyn.com/dns/
- ecaron 14y agoAfter being with Dyn for 8+ years, this last week I moved from them to Amazon. The Dyn interface is chaotic - so bad I contemplated just reverting to hosting DNS myself in PowerDNS/Poweradmin (https://www.poweradmin.org/trac/ https://www.poweradmin.org/trac/). I never had downtime issues with Dyn, and the performance was satisfactory. But I tried talking a coworker through updating our TXT/SPF record and told him he'd have to "stumble around until he found the right interface" - at that point I realized we deserved better.
- davidgerard 14y agoThe unbelievably terrible interface was a major factor in us moving our stuff from Netnames to Amazon. Amazon Route53 is just ridiculously easy to use. Also, machine-controllable. Not as good as shadow primary, but second-best option and saves us so much frustration just doing stuff. Though if there were someone who was as non-sucky to use as Amazon, I'd be interested too.
- donavanm 14y agoIf you really want AXFR check out Route53d http://code.google.com/p/route53d/ http://code.google.com/p/route53d/. Acts as an AXFR to route53 API proxy. The route 53 sample code also has import/export to bind zone file format.