Comment by c45y
Probably an expectation for floating IPs for load balancing instead of DNS.
Relatively simple inside a network range you control but no idea how that works across different networks in geographical redundant setups
Probably an expectation for floating IPs for load balancing instead of DNS.
Relatively simple inside a network range you control but no idea how that works across different networks in geographical redundant setups
Agreed; I have no idea how you'd implement that across multiple ASNs, which is definitely a requirement for multi-cloud or geo-redundant architectures.
Seems like you'd be trying to work against the basic design principles of Internet routing at that point.