We’ve received quite a few requests asking “why do DNS servers take so long to update”
In connection with this, we have changed the default TTL value from 3600 seconds (60 minutes) to 600 seconds (10 minutes)
What is TTL? TTL (Time to live) is a parameter that determines how often DNS record information is refreshed on the client side.
The 600-second value will be applied automatically to all newly created DNS records.
Thanks to this work, changes made to DNS now take effect faster.