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0_o what ?
DNS is for resolving your domain
faster and CDN is delivering your files e.g HTML images videos way faste
@WHT you are comparing apples with tomatos. lmao :P
10 DNS servers increase DNS redundancy; If some of the 10 DNS servers go down all your domains will still be resolving as you have the other backup DNS servers running. 5 go down and you still have 5 up and running.
CDN stands for "Content Delivery Network" and is a technology to deliver static content from different servers (mostly the nearest available to the visitor) to increase speed of webpages. Your site is hosted in the United States with let's say CloudFlare CDN. I access your site from Germany. I will get the static content like images, css, js and etc.. served by CloudFlare's Frankfurt data centers which is a lot closer to me than loading the content from your United States server.
They are both red
According to RFC2182 section 5 you must have at least 3 nameservers, and no more than 7.
@TheOnlyDK Hah! Good one. Not what I meant though :P .
2 nameservers are ok though. Not much redundancy though.
I know that's not what you mean XD
You mean "both yellow".