Technical DNS content: protocol and packet mechanics, DNS over HTTPS and TLS, record internals, negative caching, and automating DNS with APIs and code.
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What Dns Tech Does
Technical deep-dives on DNS — protocol mechanics, encrypted transports like DoH and DoT, record internals, and building with DNS APIs.
Query and response formats, flags, and the wire protocol — DNS at the packet level.
Encrypted DNS transports compared: how DNS over HTTPS and TLS work and what each hides.
How records are encoded, compressed, and served — including the odd corners like wildcards.
Managing zones as code: provider APIs, declarative configs, and CI for DNS changes.
Reading dig and trace output fluently — the fastest route to any DNS diagnosis.
Guided tours of the core DNS RFCs, so the primary sources stop being intimidating.
How Dns Tech Works
Start at the wire: understand what a query and response actually contain, and the rest of DNS becomes legible.
Learn where classic DNS leaks metadata and how DoH and DoT close those gaps, with configuration examples.
Move from dashboards to APIs and declarative zone files — reviewed, versioned, and reproducible.
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