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Database Weekly for October 23, 2021 Problems displaying this newsletter? [View online](. [Database Weekly]( The Complete Weekly Roundup of SQL Server News by SQLServerCentral.com Hand-picked content to sharpen your professional edge Editorial  Maybe It Is DNS There are jokes about how often DNS is a problem. There are [stickers]( [shirts](, and [mugs]( you can buy. There's a [classic haiku](, which leads into [a rant]( about the struggles of sysadmins. I will admit that I know a little about DNS, but I find myself confused at times and usually seek assistance from others when something doesn't work. The old days of a single MX record and a few A records to map names to IPs has grown into a [much more complex system](. DNS usually works. In fact, it's lower on my list of things to check these days, though I do often get a quick DNS check when I ping an address. There are some failures, and these days when large companies have issues, it can affect a lot of people. Akamai had an issue and [knocked off a large chunk of the Internet](. When [Facebook had an issue recently](, it not only affected customers, but the engineers that were trying to fix things. Some couldn't even get into buildings. I guess relying on a single domain might be a bad idea. Most of us rely on DNS in our organizations, which means that [a rising level of DNS based attacks]( is disconcerting. These are still behind the issues we have with ransomware and DDoS attacks, but when DNS doesn't work, a lot of stuff shuts down. I could see a lot of people that work inside a company's domain for most of their work being unable to accomplish anything. I tend to use a number of domains for my daily work. Evernote and Dropbox are essential, but if one were down, I could still do things with local copies. [Red-gate.com]() is certainly important, but as long as SQL Server Central is up, I can do something different. Actually, if both were down, I could still write or create questions. I'm more bothered by slowness in my connection or machine than losing any particular service. I haven't every been too worried about DNS security, but I left sysadmin work when it was a simpler time. These days, I suspect many organizations might want to be sure they are paying attention. If they use a lot of services connected to one domain, I might think about having a secondary domain connected to a few. If I were in charge, a sqlservercentraladmin.com might be one I'd set up. Steve Jones - SSC Editor [Join the debate, and respond to the editorial on the forums](  The Weekly News All the headlines and interesting SQL Server information that we've collected over the past week, and sometimes even a few repeats if we think they fit. Vendors/3rd Party Products [Dealing with Failed SQL Migrations in MariaDB or MySQL]( Although it is easy to get started with Flyway, there are times when real-life can trip you up. 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