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    Nanelo

    EU-sovereign managed DNS hosting provider offering privacy-focused nameservers, Anycast/redundant clusters, and GeoDNS.

    ATAustria
    Headquarters
    🇦🇹Austria
    Data Hosting
    AustriaGermany
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
    â–£GDPRâ—†EU HQâ–¦EU Data

    Nanelo key facts

    Last updated
    Legal entity
    Nanelo
    Headquarters
    Austria (AT)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Data hosting
    Austria, Germany, Finland
    Infrastructure
    Hetzner, NTT Global, Interxion
    Deployment
    Managed Hosting
    Open source
    No
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Low (no US parent)
    Replaces
    Cloudflare DNS, Amazon Route 53, Google Cloud DNS, DNS Made Easy, GoDaddy Premium DNS

    About Nanelo

    Nanelo is a privacy-centric managed DNS provider based in the European Union. It focuses on digital sovereignty by ensuring all server locations (Frankfurt, Nürnberg, Vienna, Helsinki) and data processing remain within the EU. The service caters to both individuals and businesses, with specific features for teams, workspaces, and agencies. Technically, Nanelo provides a redundant cluster of nameservers designed to resist DDoS attacks and provide high availability. It distinguishes itself from large US providers by offering a 'no query-logging' policy and utilizing renewable energy for its server operations. Advanced features include smart traffic routing (GeoDNS), DNSSEC, and automated HTTP redirects with SSL integration.

    Alternative to

    Cloudflare DNSAmazon Route 53Google Cloud DNSDNS Made EasyGoDaddy Premium DNS

    Target Segments

    SMBEnterprise

    Deployment Options

    Managed Hosting

    Hosting & Security

    Infrastructure

    Hetzner, NTT Global, Interxion

    Key Features

    Managed DNS for domains
    DNSSEC Support
    HTTPS Redirects with free SSL certificates
    GeoDNS, round-robin, and failover routing
    No query logging policy
    API access for record changes
    Unmetered DNS Queries
    Support for multiple record types (A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, ALIAS, TXT, SRV, CAA, PTR, NS)

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