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by fulafel
1495 days ago
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This started me thinking about counterexamples, and I thought of DNS. And it occurred to me that it's actually a good way to phrase the argument against split horizon DNS: DNS was designed to be a distributed system (eg like DB replicas) and split horizon DNS abruptly changes one branch of it to a decentralized system (eg like Git) without updating its users. |
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