Why DNS belongs in user hands, not infrastructure code
Hacker News·5d·louwrentius
A developer argues DNS should be a human-readable interface layer for people, not a tool for automated systems to discover services. The idea challenges how many modern architectures (service meshes, Kubernetes) treat DNS as machine infrastructure—suggesting a cleaner separation might reduce complexity and failure modes for indie builders managing their own stacks.
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