DNS / Edge
8 providers in this category.
Managed DNS and edge providers resolve domain names quickly and reliably worldwide, usually over anycast networks, with DNSSEC for integrity and traffic steering for routing. They suit any service whose uptime and speed depend on fast, resilient name resolution and smart geo or failover routing. Because DNS is foundational, redundancy and DDoS resilience matter as much as raw lookup speed.
Companies
Neutral ordering. Not a recommendation.
Amazon Route 53
aws.amazon.com/route53
Amazon Route 53 is AWS's scalable, managed DNS and domain registration service with health checks and advanced traffic routing for teams managing DNS within AWS.
Azure DNS
azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/dns
Azure DNS is Microsoft's managed authoritative DNS hosting service running on Azure's global anycast network for teams managing DNS in the Azure ecosystem.
Bunny DNS
bunny.net/dns
Bunny DNS is bunny.net's authoritative DNS service, running on the same global anycast network as its CDN with smart records that can steer traffic by geography or pull zone health.
Cloudflare DNS
www.cloudflare.com/application-services/products/dns
Cloudflare DNS is an authoritative, managed DNS service running on Cloudflare's global anycast network, offering fast resolution for websites of all sizes.
DNS Made Easy
dnsmadeeasy.com
DNS Made Easy is a long-standing managed DNS provider focused on uptime and performance, with anycast and traffic-management features for businesses needing reliable DNS.
DNSimple
dnsimple.com
DNSimple is a DNS hosting and domain management service designed around simplicity, with an API and automation features aimed at developers and small businesses.
Google Cloud DNS
cloud.google.com/dns
Google Cloud DNS is Google's managed authoritative DNS service running on its global anycast network for teams managing DNS on Google Cloud.
NS1 Connect
www.ibm.com/products/ns1-connect
IBM NS1 Connect is a managed DNS and traffic steering service with an API-first design running on a global anycast network, aimed at enterprises optimizing DNS-based traffic management.