Managed DNS
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Managed DNS is a premium [[dns-hosting|DNS hosting]] service that provides enhanced features like traffic routing, load balancing, failover, and advanced analytics. Managed DNS providers include Route 53 (AWS), Cloudflare, and NS1.
Example
AWS Route 53's managed DNS can route traffic based on latency, geography, or health checks — useful for global applications.
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Advanced DNS & Technical