When Cloudflare or AWS Go Down: How to Keep Your Domain-Backed Services Available
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When Cloudflare or AWS Go Down: How to Keep Your Domain-Backed Services Available

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2026-02-06
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Tactical playbook to keep email, auth, and APIs available when Cloudflare or AWS fail — DNS failover, MX backups, auth fallbacks, and automation tips for 2026.

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