Secondary service updates into dns system

A computer-implemented method of processing DNS records, comprising:

• receiving DNS records from a client;
• storing the DNS records to a memory while continuing to receive the DNS records;
• transferring, in units of one or batches of DNS records, the DNS records from the memory to a hard disk;
• storing the information associated with each DNS record received from the client into a first file;
• for each DNS record received from the client, storing, in a second file, the information associated with the DNS record preexisting in a database;
• comparing, by at least one processor, the information stored in the first file with the information stored in the second file;
• and
• storing, in the database, updated information associated with the DNS records received from the client, based on at least the comparison of the information stored in the first file with the information stored in the second file.

A computer-implemented method of processing DNS records, comprising:

• transferring a file containing DNS records over a network;
• executing an Oracle-based command to modify the format of the information stored in the file;
• and
• storing the DNS records contained in the modified file into a database containing DNS records.

A computer-implemented method of handling DNS-related web traffic, comprising:

• receiving DNS-related web traffic;
• filtering the received traffic based on a configured IP address list;
• determining a destination relay for the filtered traffic;
• encoding the information contained in the filtered traffic;
• forwarding the filtered traffic to the destination relay;
• decoding the information contained in the filtered traffic;
• and
• processing, by at least one processor, the filtered traffic.