[Pdns-users] database structure (records table)
Markus Welsch
markus.welsch at suk.de
Sun Nov 30 13:52:56 UTC 2003
Hi Norbert,
> FQDN entries speed up queries because you only have to process one
> result instead of two (one for example.com and one for the
> corresponding www entry). Having two entries is a mistake also made
> by the bind ldap developer in his latest scheme. The negative effects
> simply outweights the positive ones.
That's true. From the other question you seem to be using LDAP; have you
been using a performance analysis using different backends and if so do
you have some results for us?
I'm also interested in a approximately number of domains / records you
are serving and about any instabilites you may have come accross.
>>4) Naming of the attributes in the table. I think those should
>> be named after RFC 1035: content = RDATA, prio = PREFERENCE,
>> etc.
>
>
> I think most of the people wouldn't understand the nameing scheme if
> it would be changed to RDATA and PREFERENCES, so it isn't something I
> would consider.
I think those who are setting up namesevers should be familar with the
base of a record, etc which is outlined in detail in RFC 1035.
Cheers,
Markus
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