Re: There should be a design pattern, not patterns.

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On 21 Aug 2014, at 1:28 am, Phillip Hallam-Baker <phill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

It is now possible to make a complicated DNS discovery request for the
same latency cost as traditional A record look up:

Traditional query:
 example.com ? A

Complex discovery
 example.com ? A
 example.com ? AAAA
 _http._tcp.example.com ? SRV
 _http._tcp.example.com ? POLICY
 _80.example.com ? TLSA

Just to weigh in solely on your example here. I don't believe it makes complete sense to query A/AAAA records for example.com at that point. Until the SRV record has been queried you can't know what server the http protocol is handled by. Or is this a form of collateral where that query takes place to quicken legacy lookups? (Those lacking SRV records).

Apologies if any of this is off track at all.

Tom Thorogood.

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