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k8hq.page runs on Amazon AWS, with DNS by AWS Route 53 and email configured.
- Hosting network
- Amazon AWSAS16509Amazon AWS
- Managed DNS
- AWS Route 53
- Configured
- IPv6 (AAAA)
- Enabled
- CAA pinning
- None
Sits alongside 5,691,321 other sites on Amazon AWS. Stable here since we started watching (Oct 21, 2026).
DNS Records for k8hq.page
| Hostname | Type | TTL | Priority | Content |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| k8hq.page | SOA | 86400 | ns-356.awsdns-44.com awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com 1 7200 900 1209600 86400 | |
| k8hq.page | TXT | 0 | v=spf1 -all | |
| k8hq.page | NS | 0 | ns-1138.awsdns-14.org | |
| k8hq.page | NS | 0 | ns-356.awsdns-44.com | |
| k8hq.page | NS | 0 | ns-570.awsdns-07.net | |
| k8hq.page | NS | 0 | ns-2019.awsdns-60.co.uk | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:b000:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:b400:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:f200:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:9000:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:a00:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:400:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:5600:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | AAAA | 0 | 2600:9000:20ea:c400:6:9387:2c80:93a1 | |
| k8hq.page | A | 0 | 13.35.78.87 | |
| k8hq.page | A | 0 | 13.35.78.83 | |
| k8hq.page | A | 0 | 13.35.78.21 | |
| k8hq.page | A | 0 | 13.35.78.104 | |
| k8hq.page | MX | 0 |
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About DNS Records
DNS (Domain Name System) records are instructions that provide information about a domain, including its IP addresses, mail servers, and other services. Common record types include:
- SOA (Start of Authority) - Contains administrative information about the zone
- NS (Nameserver) - Specifies authoritative nameservers for the domain
- A (Address) - Maps a domain to an IPv4 address
- AAAA - Maps a domain to an IPv6 address
- CNAME (Canonical Name) - Creates an alias pointing to another domain
- MX (Mail Exchange) - Specifies mail servers for the domain