BIND 10: DNS by Cooperating Processes
summary
BIND 10 implements DNS as a set of cooperating processes rather than a single monolithic server. The talk examines the architecture where individual processes handle specific DNS functions, and discusses how that design affects scalability, fault tolerance, security, and the extra orchestration software and tricky edge cases required to glue the components together.
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