I leave every else video side, whenever youtube recommends your conceptual videos, love to spend time here, atleast I get something out of it, Great work Arpit :-)
Arpit, can you please throw some light on how to handle database deployments at scale? If there are too many objects being deployed, how to make sure that the deployments don't fail. Also are there any ways to have a no downtime deployment?
@Arpit this a a wonderful work. How about we secure the internet. The recursive process will save the user to access the unsafe website if we replace our ISP or Open DNS with a DNS who have all known malware records.
When you say you will be building your DNS server, do you refer to just developing a authoritative name server or you mean to implement all the three servers?
So that means, all the TLDs will have all the authoritative Name servers record in the world. If a company or service provider wants to configure their own Auth N Server, it will register a public IP for that and register it in all the TLDs?
Nice question & I also had the similar doubt...next I am having assumption that if it is what it is then it should be a cluster of TLDs holding the IPs of all NS. And next assumption is that sometimes I feel few moments lag in loading the site page & that can be due to either these many hopes to identify the actual IP or the server of that website is slow
Is it possible to get away with IP address ? Instead we can directly use "unqiue url" to find the right server ? Browsing will be much faster if there is no need to find IP and thereby reducing overall traffic. what IP address can do but not possible with "unique url" ?
Yes. It is a recursive process generally done by DNS Resolver/Recursor. This Resolver is generally provided by your Internet Service Provider(ISP) or you can configure to use a third party Resolver server such as CloudFlare's.
Hey Arpit, I have subscribed to your newsletter. I watched your entire video, you have great knowledge but I was not able to get it. Try to make simple videos with simple diagrams, you wrote a lot of things but did not go through it. It may be my understanding capabilities but I just gave an honesh feedback.
There are lots of nuances that needed to be covered. Simple video would not do justice to the concept. I would highly recommend build an ability to read and watch dense stuff. Because that is where you build the right intuition.
Why would you expect BGP should be covered in a DNS video. By the way, my LB video skims through anycast and BGP but given the complexity, I have not covered BGP entirely, yet.
@@AsliEngineeringi honestly think you’re a great teacher so that’s why I’m suggesting the improvement in noise quality. Maybe you can also look into sound proofing your room with foam insulation. Your room is quite evidently prone to echoing so I think the horn sounds are easily bounced around and going into your microphone. Sound proofing will help a lot with that.
This is the best DNS explanation in have seen in past 17 years doing DNS
Man! You're amazing. You deserve all the appreciation in the world
Wow! Never knew that much of stuff was happening internally. Thank you Arpit for making such videos.
Great stuff !!! Waiting for the upcoming videos
I leave every else video side, whenever youtube recommends your conceptual videos, love to spend time here, atleast I get something out of it, Great work Arpit :-)
Thank you Varun :) it means a ton.
Amazing Content Arpit. Looking forward for your next video on creating a DNS server.
Quite detailed and easy explanation @Arpit
loved it, thanks arpit. just exceptional
Thank you for making it easy.
Great explaination as always. One more addition to this video could be hosted zone delegation (explicitely) for better managing hosted zones ...
Arpit, can you please throw some light on how to handle database deployments at scale?
If there are too many objects being deployed, how to make sure that the deployments don't fail.
Also are there any ways to have a no downtime deployment?
There are different deployment strategies to make zero downtime deployment. For example, Please check rolling restart and blue-green deployment
@Arpit this a a wonderful work. How about we secure the internet. The recursive process will save the user to access the unsafe website if we replace our ISP or Open DNS with a DNS who have all known malware records.
When you say you will be building your DNS server, do you refer to just developing a authoritative name server or you mean to implement all the three servers?
So that means, all the TLDs will have all the authoritative Name servers record in the world. If a company or service provider wants to configure their own Auth N Server, it will register a public IP for that and register it in all the TLDs?
Nice question & I also had the similar doubt...next I am having assumption that if it is what it is then it should be a cluster of TLDs holding the IPs of all NS. And next assumption is that sometimes I feel few moments lag in loading the site page & that can be due to either these many hopes to identify the actual IP or the server of that website is slow
Is it possible to get away with IP address ? Instead we can directly use "unqiue url" to find the right server ? Browsing will be much faster if there is no need to find IP and thereby reducing overall traffic. what IP address can do but not possible with "unique url" ?
Can malicious websites not brodcast legitimate server's IP address with anycast?
sir can you please make video on internals of docker
Your videos really help me with my work. Can you also make a video on SSL certificates and cryptography?
Thank you so much!
Is there any video for SSL and TLS ?
Not yet.
This is Dope. 🔥
Wow eye opener
dns is a recursive process in itself? am i correct arpit
Yes. It is a recursive process generally done by DNS Resolver/Recursor. This Resolver is generally provided by your Internet Service Provider(ISP) or you can configure to use a third party Resolver server such as CloudFlare's.
Hey Arpit, I have subscribed to your newsletter. I watched your entire video, you have great knowledge but I was not able to get it. Try to make simple videos with simple diagrams, you wrote a lot of things but did not go through it. It may be my understanding capabilities but I just gave an honesh feedback.
There are lots of nuances that needed to be covered. Simple video would not do justice to the concept.
I would highly recommend build an ability to read and watch dense stuff. Because that is where you build the right intuition.
@@AsliEngineering Thanks Arpit, I'll build this habit.
Does your anycast video mentions anything about BGP protocol? Was expecting to learn about bgp in this video.
Why would you expect BGP should be covered in a DNS video.
By the way, my LB video skims through anycast and BGP but given the complexity, I have not covered BGP entirely, yet.
Thank you so much!
I love your content. I urge you to use noise cancellation on your microphone because we can hear the traffic and people sounding horns.
I am using Blue Yeti, supposedly the best. I have tweaked some settings, hopefully it works better the next time.
@@AsliEngineeringi honestly think you’re a great teacher so that’s why I’m suggesting the improvement in noise quality. Maybe you can also look into sound proofing your room with foam insulation. Your room is quite evidently prone to echoing so I think the horn sounds are easily bounced around and going into your microphone. Sound proofing will help a lot with that.
Make a video on cdn and cloudfront
wow great stuff
Amazing
Thanks
superb
Arpit i think you deleted my yesterday's comment about the DNS article. Not sure why would you do that.
I have not even read the comments. I have not deleted anything. Feel free to post it again.
@@AsliEngineering see, again I posted the same comment to your reply and it doesn't show up here...
TH-cam comments have spam filter
@@akshay__sood TH-cam must be flagging it off due to some reason. I did not even get a notification about it.
@@rahulpalve401 I ain't spamming. It was just a regular reply.
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