> Readers of a certain age may remember the so-called "dot com boom" that took place in the early 2000's.
Just call the undertaker for me already.
What does this indicate? It's a good TLD to purchase? Austrians use Cloudflare DNS more? It's a popular destination domain??
No, it doesn't indicate any of that.
It's at the top because the amount of 1.1.1.1 DNS clients resolving .at domains suddenly spiked. I don't know the cause.
https://radar.cloudflare.com/tlds/at?dateRange=7d (scroll down)
Majestic reports strange spike in domain ranks in .at(the greens) Thousands of .at domains suddenly advanced hundreds of places all over the index. https://majestic.com/reports/majestic-million?tld=at&majesti...
I remember back in time ther was a sonar or some site which used to sell Reverse DNS records.
Does anyone still buy and sell these anymore?
I'd think it's much easier to do this today than it was in past.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-tld-insights-on-clou...
Edit: I read it as .su followed by .com being highest in magnitude. .at is barely mentioned.
My guess would be a reporting error, all the .at queries from last weeks ESC only now getting reported/counted in the final tally for monday?
Yes, container peering time-keeping signature mirrors journalctl, which keeps log of peering.