Changelog

DNScale refreshed several public product and documentation surfaces.

• Learning layout. Updated article and catalogue views for easier scanning.
• API docs navigation. Improved the API documentation shell and overview page.
• Landing feature sections. Reworked public feature modules to better show zone traffic, analytics, and workflows.

DNScale added more content for teams automating DNS workflows.

• DNS-01 guides. Added guidance for certificate validation with DNScale.
• DNS-as-code content. Published practical material for repeatable DNS changes.
• Provider integration notes. Added ecosystem guidance for teams connecting DNScale to existing tooling.

DNScale added public compliance resources for customers reviewing data protection requirements.

• DPA page. Published the DNScale Data Processing Addendum.
• Subprocessors register. Added a public list of subprocessors and relevant scope notes.
• Compliance links. Connected legal pages with GDPR and operational guidance.

The DNScale learning center grew into a broader DNS education surface.

• More guides. Added record-type explainers, operational DNS articles, and provider comparisons.
• Better article structure. Added clearer summaries, related guides, diagrams, and table-of-contents behavior.
• Full-text search. Added search across learning-center content.

API access can now be scoped more narrowly.

• Limit keys to selected zones. Create API keys that can only operate on the DNS zones they are assigned to.
• Clearer dashboard display. Zone-scoped keys show their scope in the API key management view.
• Better automation fit. Give scripts and integrations only the DNS access they need.

DNScale added a public tools surface for common DNS checks.

• DNS propagation checker. Inspect DNS answers from multiple locations.
• Zone health audit. Review common zone configuration issues.
• DNSSEC validator. Check whether a DNSSEC chain is valid and complete.

The tools are built for quick diagnostics before moving into the full managed DNS product.

DNScale added a clearer account closure workflow.

• Self-service closure. Account administrators can start closure from the app.
• Billing checks. Closure is blocked when outstanding billing items still need attention.
• Customer guidance. Added help content that explains what happens before and after closure.

DNS traffic analytics became more useful for day-to-day operation.

• Per-zone visibility. Added richer views of query activity by DNS zone.
• Latency insights. Added response timing views to help identify slow paths.
• Resolver context. Added clearer views of where resolver traffic is coming from.

DNScale made multi-provider DNS setups easier to evaluate and operate.

• Secondary DNS page. Added a dedicated product page for secondary DNS positioning.
• Multi-provider guidance. Published guidance for running DNScale alongside another authoritative DNS provider.
• Safer delegation workflows. Improved support for DNS setups that need third-party nameserver records.

DNScale expanded its authoritative DNS footprint.

• More regions. Added broader DNS edge coverage across key global regions.
• More local measurements. Expanded performance checks from major networks and user-facing locations.
• Public network messaging. Added a clearer public explanation of the DNScale global DNS network.

DNScale added a public view into DNS network performance.

• Network page. Published a public /network page for regional DNS latency.
• Map-based view. Added an easier way to inspect latency by region.
• Measurement explanation. Linked performance data to a plain-language guide on how the measurements are taken.

DNScale added stronger account protection options.

• Authenticator-app MFA. Customers can protect accounts with time-based one-time codes.
• Passkeys and security keys. Added support for hardware-backed and passkey-style authentication.
• Recovery codes. Added a recovery path for users who lose access to their primary MFA method.
• Hardened password reset. Password reset flows now have tighter verification and expiry behavior.

DNSSEC management became clearer inside the dashboard.

• Zone-level DNSSEC status. DNSSEC state is easier to see from zone views.
• Structured DS records. Delegation material is presented in a more useful format.
• Key lifecycle guidance. Added clearer support for understanding DNSSEC key status and rollover work.

DNScale added team collaboration features for accounts with more than one operator.

• Invitations. Invite team members into an existing account.
• Admin controls. Manage users from the dashboard.
• Per-zone permissions. Limit access so users only work with the DNS zones they need.

DNScale added more flexible billing options for customers who do not fit a fixed monthly package.

• PAYG plan. Added a metered option for usage-based DNS billing.
• Plan changes. Improved upgrades, downgrades, and paid-to-free transitions.
• Billing portal. Added a self-service way to manage payment methods and subscription details.

DNScale moved toward one product experience instead of separate public and app surfaces.

• One main domain. The product experience consolidated around dnscale.eu.
• Smoother dashboard access. Public pages and authenticated dashboard routes now live closer together.
• Cleaner navigation. The landing, pricing, docs, and dashboard flows became easier to move between.

Account access and plan boundaries became easier to trust.

• Email login verification. Added an extra email-based verification step for sensitive login flows.
• Cleaner signup experience. Improved redirects, verification responses, and first-login handling.
• Plan limit enforcement. Added clearer handling for zone and record limits so account usage matches the selected plan.

DNScale started the year with a stronger reliability surface.

• Service health visibility. Added clearer internal views of DNS, API, and infrastructure health.
• Faster incident detection. Expanded monitoring so operational issues are easier to spot before they affect customers.
• Customer-facing stability work. Improved the platform foundation behind zone management, DNS serving, and account workflows.