Author: Martin Pramatarov

Hi, I’m Martin Pramatarov. I have two degrees, a Technician of Computer Networks and an MBA (Master of Business Administration). My passion is storytelling, but I can’t hide my nerdish side too. I never forgot my interest in the Hi-tech world. I have 10 years and thousands of articles written about DNS, cloud services, hosting, domain names, cryptocurrencies, hardware, software, AI, and everything in between. I have seen the Digital revolution, the Big migration to the cloud, and I am eager to write about all the exciting new tech trends in the following years. AI and Big Data are here already, and they will completely change the world!

I hope you enjoy my articles and the excellent services of ClouDNS!

Linux dig command, how to install it and use it

Tools

This article will show you how to use the dig command on Linux. You can apply the knowledge to Windows or MacOS.

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Тools – DNS trace, Ping, Traceroute, Nslookup, Reverse lookup

DNS • 2 Comments

Navigating the world of DNS and network management can often feel like a complex puzzle, especially when things don’t work as...

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What is CDN (Content Delivery Network)?

CDN

Everybody uses CDN (Content Delivery Network). YouTube, Amazon, Netflix and many others are applying it on a massive world scale so you can...

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What is IPv4? Everything you need to know 

DNS, Internet, Servers

Nowadays, in this rapidly evolving global Internet world, we can’t skip the IPv4. It is the most used IP currently and still resists...

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What is Ping command and how to use it?

Tools

What is Ping command? Ping is a very universal command between all the operating systems. You can use it to test if you can reach your...

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Basic DNS terms you should know (List + Infographic)

DNS, DNS Records, Domain names, Internet, Servers

What is DNS (Domain Name System) The Domain Name System (DNS) is often compared to a phonebook, and there are a lot of similarities. It is...

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TTL and how to check TTL

DNS

TTL – Time to live is a value that signifies how long should the data be kept before discarding. It is commonly used in computers. In...

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