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      <title>A DNS Record That Existed Everywhere Except CI</title>
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      <description>A flaky CI failure where a freshly-created DNS record was unresolvable from inside the cluster, but resolved fine from my laptop a few minutes later. The culprit was negative DNS caching, driven by the zone&amp;rsquo;s SOA, poisoning lookups for our ephemeral per-job records.</description>
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