Overview
Fast, reliable DNS with a clean interface and a record type called CLUCK that nothing uses, but which we are very proud of.
RoostDNS is part of our Cloud & Infrastructure line, and it plays nicely with NestKube and CloudCluck, so you can adopt it one perch at a time. Store, serve, and scale from a coop that never needs mucking out.
Teams usually start with the free Chick plan, move to Hen when the flock grows past a handful, and graduate to Rooster once the security team wants audit logs. The upgrade is one click, and nobody needs to molt.
Key features
- Billing is metered per peck, and you can see every peck in the console.
- Multi-coop replication keeps your eggs in more than one basket, as advised by every proverb.
- Automatic failover to a healthy hen when a node stops laying.
- RoostDNS scales horizontally by hatching new nodes in under nine seconds.
- Terraform, Pulumi, and plain old shell scripts all work. Even the scripts that scratch the dirt.
Specifications
| Regions | 41 coops and 1 secret barn |
|---|---|
| Uptime SLA | 99.999% (five nines, no yolk-breaks) |
| Max throughput | 1.2 million pecks/sec |
| Data durability | 11 nines of egg safety |
| SKU | PS-CLOUD-007 |
| Category | Cloud & Infrastructure |
| Released | 2024-04-23 |
| Current version | 5.6.0 |
Plans
Chick
Free
For one hen and a dream.
- 1 seat
- Community support
- Core features
- Watermarked with a tiny egg
Hen
$3/mo
For flocks that lay every day.
- Up to 25 seats
- Email and chat support
- Everything in Chick
- Integrations with the flock
Rooster
$12/mo
For the whole barnyard.
- Unlimited seats
- 24/7 clucking support
- SSO and audit logs
- A named support goose
Quick start
$ cluck install roostdns
$ cluck roostdns init --coop us-east-1
✔ RoostDNS hatched in 1.2s
✔ Connected to coop us-east-1 (40 hens online)
Next: cluck roostdns --help
Need more? The cluck install reference covers flags, and the getting started guide covers everything else.
What the flock says
Does exactly what it says. Rare enough that we put it in the all-hands deck.
Four stars because I like to leave room for improvement, and for another snack.
We replaced three tools with RoostDNS and nobody has asked where the old ones went.
Frequently asked questions
How often is RoostDNS updated?
Every two weeks, on a Tuesday, shortly after the rooster crows. Release notes live in the changelog.
Who do I call when something goes wrong?
Our 24/7 clucking support line at (06) 123CLUCK. Please do not call during the 3 p.m. egg break, because we do not pick up.
Do you offer discounts for non-profits?
We offer 50% off to non-profits, schools, and sanctuaries. Rescue hens get a free Chick plan for life.