The best DNS service? Why?

@Condor
It has probably never issues, :)
But what does it support? Dynamic DNS? DNSSEC? What records does it support?
My needs are special lol

@Condor
Alright :)
I need kinda unusual types like SSHFP, SMIMEA, LOC, HINFO.
And ofc the usual ones that you mentioned + CAA,

I use cloudflare. Most of the time changes are instant. Never had any problems with it.

@Jifuna
Cloudflare has not great support for different record types :/
Changes are instant because TTL is low ;)

@Condor
Yeah, if I cant get my devs to implement it on our DNS servers I dont know what to do actually. Lol

@Condor
We have a DNS GUI for our customers (about 100k), they are building that one. The DNS servers gets all the zonedata from that particular service. But what I understand, this is a fairly simple fix, as long as bind supports.it, which I am not so sure it does :/

@Linux ah okay. Haha good point.

I use cloudflare and I'm happy with it. But they don't support sshfp, which I'd like to have but I'm to lazy to change.

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@FATALITY
Check my comments

@FATALITY
Correct

Namecheap supports dyndns (I've used it a lot). I will check for your other requirements later.

So far I very satisfied with they're configuration options.

Ok, looked it up, their DNS entry types are A, AAAA, URL Redirect (I assume that refers to html forwarding), URL Frame, CNAME, TXT Record, 301 Redirect and NS Record.

I mainly use A and CNAME Records currently, so I can't say much about the rest.

Records can be created for mail, wildcard and subdomains.

Cloud DNS

I use 1984hosting.com. They have a free DNS service anyone can use. Based in Iceland. I know for a fact they support DNSsec, at least.

@datawraith
I am using them atm too, but they dont want to implement the records I need so I am propably moving soon

I use cloudflare, because then I have to worry *slightly* less about some random kid I pissed of hiring a booter and taking down my network for a while

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@Linux Ah, ok. I'm interested to hear who you choose, then.

@datawraith
Propably the company I work for

@Linux Is that not a solution the rest of us can use, then?

@datawraith
Yes others can use it too, we have 100k customers and you can be one of them if you want lol

@datawraith
The thing is, that I have "some" influence over what functions that should be enabled :)

@Linux oh cool. How do I check your biz out?

@datawraith
Send me a email :)