BIND
Most widely used DNS server software
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Evidence and limitations
Activity source: isc-projects/bind9 via the GitHub API. Counts describe this repository, which may be a mirror or only part of the project.
- Commits in 30 days
- 298
- Commits in 90 days
- 1037
- Authors accounting for half the sampled commits
- 4
The 200-commit author sample does not cover the full 90 days. Author counts are lower bounds; concentration describes the sample only.
Few commits can reflect mature software. Commit authors do not establish merge rights, available maintainers, organizational diversity, or knowledge distribution. Funding is unknown; donation links alone do not establish income or runway.
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Overview
BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) is the most widely used DNS server software on the Internet. It provides a complete implementation of DNS protocols.
Importance
- Powers most DNS infrastructure
- Foundation of Internet naming
- Critical for domain resolution
- Used by organizations worldwide
Key Features
- Full DNS protocol support
- DNSSEC support
- Zone management
- Response rate limiting
Sustainability
Financial sustainability and maintainer capacity have not yet been reviewed against current primary sources. See the evidence and support sections above for available information and a way to suggest corrections.
Dependencies
