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What do you recommend then? DNS doesn't usually change that often, but if you mess it up when it does, you're in for some pain if TTLs are high!
by __float 5mo ago
What do you recommend then? DNS doesn't usually change that often, but if you mess it up when it does, you're in for some pain if TTLs are high!
- htgb 5mo agoNot the one you're replying to, but I'd keep TTL high normally and lower it one TTL ahead of a planned change.
- stouset 5mo agoThis is the way.
- kenniskrag 5mo agoI would define high as "double time needed to fix a dns issue" and account for weekends