DNS that is boring, because it just works.

DNS is the one dependency everything else relies on. We migrate it carefully, secure it properly and keep it clean, so a typo or a stale record never takes your site down.

Problems we solve

Where we usually step in

Moving DNS without an outage

A rushed nameserver change is a classic way to take a company offline. We plan TTLs, validate records and cut over with a rollback.

Zone sprawl and stale records

Old records and dangling CNAMEs are clutter at best and subdomain takeover risk at worst. We audit, document and clean.

DNSSEC is on the to-do list forever

Enabling it incorrectly can break resolution. We do it with a checked DS record handoff and a clear fallback.

A single point of failure

If your DNS or origin has one failure mode, so does your business. We design health checks and failover that you can test.

Nobody knows who changed what

We bring change control and, where it fits, DNS as code, so changes are reviewed and reversible.

What is included

The work, in detail

  • Zone audit and cleanup
    A full inventory of records, ownership and risk, including dangling and unused entries.
  • DNS migrations
    Provider-to-Cloudflare moves with export and import validation, TTL staging and monitored cutover.
  • DNSSEC
    Enablement, DS record coordination with your registrar and verification at every step.
  • Failover and traffic steering
    Health checks, load balancing and failover patterns across origins, regions or providers.
  • DNS as code
    Records managed in version control with review and automated apply, where your team wants it.
  • Governance and documentation
    Naming conventions, access control and a change process that is light enough to be followed.
  • Cloudflare DNS
  • DNSSEC
  • Load balancing
  • Health checks
  • Terraform
  • Zone audit

Engagement model

How we work together

Typically a short fixed-scope project per migration or audit; ongoing governance is available as an advisory retainer.

  1. Inventory

    We catalog every zone and record, and who depends on each one.

  2. Plan

    A cutover plan with TTL strategy, validation checks and rollback steps agreed in advance.

  3. Migrate

    Records are staged, compared and verified before nameservers change.

  4. Verify and harden

    Post-cutover checks, DNSSEC and failover are enabled once the move is stable.

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