Distributed DNS (Domain Name System) is a system designed to distribute domain name resolution services across a distributed network of computers, rather than relying on a central authority or single point of failure. Traditional DNS systems rely on centralized organizations to manage and maintain records of domain names and their corresponding IP addresses.
In a distributed DNS system, the responsibility for maintaining records is distributed across a network of nodes, with each node maintaining a copy of the entire domain name database. This improves security, resilience, and resistance to censorship as the system is not controlled by a single entity.
Distributed DNS can be achieved using a variety of technologies, including blockchain, peer-to-peer networks, distributed hash tables, and more. These technologies allow users to register and manage domain names in a decentralized manner, ensuring the robustness and security of the system.
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