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We've implemented a DNS-based transport for ZeroMQ, but I am not quite sure it can be made work especially in WAN environment. DNS propagation delay can take se
by rumcajz 14y ago
We've implemented a DNS-based transport for ZeroMQ, but I am not quite sure it can be made work especially in WAN environment. DNS propagation delay can take several days which is not always an option for application names (as opposed to hostnames).
As for the aborts, I've put all of them there myself, no need to remind me :)
- zacharyvoase 14y agoYou don't need DNS to propagate across the WAN. Just set up your own root server. You'll have low-enough load to set near-zero TTLs (or just have a single root server which everything uses). Although I admit I don't know enough about your use-case.