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• askbjoernhansen
  The "cloud provider rates" for this are a bit crazy. It's great bunny.net is offering a (more flexible!) product basically for free.The NTP Pool does ~1m dns queries a second on the hourly peak with a small-ish (old) Go program (called `geodns`) running on a bunch of mostly small VMs around the world. The average is much less, but paying $0.70/million for ~11 billion queries a day would be a lot of money for a "random volunteers on the internet" project at "cloud provider rates".
• arm32
  Bunny's scriptable DNS is something I geek out so hard over. Bunny's DNS products in general, actually, are highly underrated. Kevin, my offer still stands to come work on it! :P
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  whinvik
  I actually went and looked at the linked Terraform blog post and I realized something.It mentions that you used CDKTF because you prefer its expressiveness. The actual TF is generated from CDKTF. Having struggled with understanding and writing TF in the past, now, I don't really have to care with agents. I let them rip, then just read the plan output.I am sure we will find more such examples where we can rip out an intermediate step completely because of agents.
• matja
  I wish this functionality was just built into SRV records - encode the lat/lon and ASN and get the client decide where to go.
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  temp0826
  Hasn't stuff like this been solved with anycast and typical routing algorithms of old etc? Or is this solving a different problem? (This doesn't affect me but have been considering moving some stuff from aws/cloudflare to bunny)
• uneekname
  > I run seven small NixOS virtual machines to host this blog around the worldWow!
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  arm32
  Vincent, I love your map design on the blog post!
• jedisct1
  Nod. Bunny's scriptable DNS is really awesome.