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SVCB DNS resource records (RRs) were introduced somewhat recently. They inform user-agents that a given resource exists at another endpoint, possibly with extra parameters. Functionality closely mirrors the Alt-Svc standard. A profile of SVCB exists in HTTPS RRs; Encrypted Client Hello and HTTP/3 are the main use-cases today.
To give IPNS-accessible services familiar names, I think SVCB is a better long-term solution than DNSLink.
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SVCB DNS resource records (RRs) were introduced somewhat recently. They inform user-agents that a given resource exists at another endpoint, possibly with extra parameters. Functionality closely mirrors the
Alt-Svc
standard. A profile of SVCB exists in HTTPS RRs; Encrypted Client Hello and HTTP/3 are the main use-cases today.To give IPNS-accessible services familiar names, I think SVCB is a better long-term solution than DNSLink.
A related issue for the InterPlanetary Name System is Issue 144 for the IPFS web browsers integration group; it discusses the viability of using
Alt-Svc
for this.POSSE note from https://seirdy.one/notes/2022/10/25/dnslink-and-svcb-dns-resource-records/
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