How DNS actually works
Nothing in DNS propagates. A name is resolved by walking down from the root, and every answer is a cached copy with an expiry date you set yourself.
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Nothing in DNS propagates. A name is resolved by walking down from the root, and every answer is a cached copy with an expiry date you set yourself.
SSL is now TLS, and encryption is the smaller half of the job. What the handshake really does, what a certificate proves, and how teams break it in production.
A CDN is not magic and it is not only caching. The mental model, the request lifecycle, the headers that control it, and the four ways teams break it.
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