Nate Lindstrom is the VP of Solutions Engineering for NS1, an intelligent DNS and traffic management platform with a data-driven architecture purpose-built for the most demanding, mission-critical applications on the Internet. He has significant experience building, operating, and securing cloud environments, and has put his expertise to work at companies including Yahoo! and Salesforce. As an evangelist, public speaker and consultant he enjoys helping companies get the most bang for their buck with AWS and other cloud computing solutions.
Data centers have seen a lot of change in a short time. It used to be
possible for organizations to run their service from a single data center and
house their Domain Name Service (DNS) servers within it. It wasn't an issue
to have them in the same place, since if the data center went down, the DNS
servers wouldn't be of any use.
Of course, things aren't so simple now. Organizations use multiple data
centers, sometimes in multiple countries, not to mention cloud regions and
highly distributed networks. Consequently, your DNS needs to be just as
highly distributed as your content. After all, what good is a Disaster
Recovery site if you have no way to direct your users to it?
Using multiple anycast groups and hundreds of servers spread out across the
globe, top-notch DNS providers today offer highly resilient networks.
However, the hard reality is that impairments, ou... (more)
Nate Lindstrom is the VP of Solutions Engineering for NS1, an intelligent DNS and traffic management platform with a data-driven architecture purpose-built for the most demanding, mission-critical applications on the Internet. He has significant experience building, operating, and securing cloud environments, and has put his expertise to work at companies including Yahoo! and Salesforce. As an evangelist, public speaker and consultant he enjoys helping companies get the most bang for their buck with AWS and other cloud computing solutions.
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