Networking / VPN
DNS as an extra layer of resilience
DNS failover switches traffic to a backup server or location when a healthcheck detects the primary is down. It's a simple, cheap layer of resilience before you invest in full multi-region HA.
Ask about DNSPricing from 299 zł
For whom
Companies with a single point of failure in DNS
Apps with a backup server in another location
Stores and SaaS with availability requirements
Teams wanting a cheap DR layer before full Geo HA
What you get
DNS failover configuration (Route 53/Cloudflare/other)
Healthchecks for the primary and backup endpoint
DNS load-balancing rules
Failover alerts
Documentation and a failover test
TTL review for faster failover reaction
Why it's worth it
Why it's worth handing this to us
Access without exposing services
Servers and databases stay private, access only via tunnel.
Connection monitoring
Up/down and latency alerts instead of guessing.
The right technology
VPN, IPsec, CDN/WAF matched to your situation.
In every package
The standard you don't pay extra for
Backup and restore
24h backup by default, 1h backup and PITR optional, restore on demand and recovery tests.
Monitoring and alerts
Metrics, logs and alerts matched to your risk — you know about an issue before a customer reports it.
Security and access
SSL/TLS, access restrictions, RBAC, hardening and private networks and VPN.
Deployments and updates
GitOps, Helm, CI/CD, maintenance windows and prepared rollback procedures.
Locations PL / FR / DE / USA
We pick the region for latency, cost and EU compliance.
Documentation and care
Environment description, runbook, emergency procedures and contact with a technical person.
Managed vs in-house
Why managed costs less than an in-house hire
A single in-house specialist rarely covers 24/7, backup, monitoring and SLA at once. Here's a realistic comparison.
Your own specialist (in-house)
One salary = one person
A senior admin/DevOps is a full employer cost of ~18–25k zł/mo — and it's still just one person.
Available 8–16
Working hours, holidays, sick leave and weekends. A night outage waits until morning.
Backup on their shoulders
Separate tooling and storage cost; restore tests often skipped.
No formal SLA
No one guarantees response time; knowledge sits in one head (bus factor).
Tools and training
Monitoring, licenses, certs and training add to the salary.
FAQ
Does DNS failover replace a load balancer?
Not fully — DNS failover reacts more slowly (depending on TTL) than an L4/L7 load balancer, but it's a good, cheap complement, especially across locations.
How fast does DNS switch traffic after an outage?
It depends on the configured TTL — usually within a few minutes, which we agree based on your requirements.