ocaml-dns
A pure OCaml implementation of the DNS protocol supporting authoritative and recursive resolvers with strict conventions.
What is ocaml-dns?
ocaml-dns is a Domain Name System (DNS) library implemented in OCaml that provides both authoritative and recursive DNS resolver functionality. It solves the need for a reliable, standards-compliant DNS implementation that can be used to build custom DNS servers and clients with a focus on correctness and security.
OCaml developers and system builders who need to implement DNS functionality in their applications, particularly those working with MirageOS unikernels or requiring a pure functional DNS library.
Developers choose ocaml-dns for its strict adherence to functional programming principles, comprehensive RFC support including modern security extensions, and its modular design that allows minimal dependencies for specific use cases.
Overview
OCaml implementation of the DNS protocol
Use Cases
Best For
- Building authoritative DNS servers for custom domains
- Implementing recursive DNS resolvers with privacy features
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