Honestly, I guess it's a fine article for someone who isn't very technical, but it provides very little real detail, and this wasn't an example of DNS breaking anything - it worked as designed.

The biggest pain of DNS for most people is if someone has set the TTL to an absurdly large number, or if a resolver isn't respecting TTL. And once you get into advanced configurations, SOAs and delegation certainly create their own headaches!

This might be the easiest-to-understand breakdown of DNS that I've seen to date. I've owned a domain since the late 90s, but never really understood everything the acronyms or concepts involved in making it work. Well done!

Well written! Is so easy to understand and read that I can easily share it even with non-tech people c:

DNS is an example of a globally distributed DB

Well written article!