Re:How Stack Overflow plans to survive the next DNS attack
by kosinus on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @07:49AM
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This'd be awesome, and there are very few providers which offer this. When looking into this, I could only find HE and BuddyNS.
Everyone seems to be inventing their own custom API for this, which I guess is the 'modern developer friendly' approach, but it results in a bit of a mess. Example: Caddy's implementation of the Let's Encrypt / ACME dns-01 challenge has all these plugins: https://caddyserver.com/download
We ended up running our own authoritative nameservers, which is not ideal. But at least cloud offerings allow you to spread across regions.
Everyone seems to be inventing their own custom API for this, which I guess is the 'modern developer friendly' approach, but it results in a bit of a mess. Example: Caddy's implementation of the Let's Encrypt / ACME dns-01 challenge has all these plugins: https://caddyserver.com/download
We ended up running our own authoritative nameservers, which is not ideal. But at least cloud offerings allow you to spread across regions.