Anycastenabled
Anycastenabled is a term that refers to the capability of a network service or infrastructure to utilize anycast addressing. Anycast is a network addressing scheme that assigns the same IP address to multiple network interfaces, typically located in different geographic locations. When a client sends a request to an anycast address, the network infrastructure routes the request to the topologically closest server hosting that address. This can lead to lower latency and improved resilience for distributed services.
When a service is described as "anycast enabled," it means that the underlying servers and network infrastructure
Anycast enabled services are commonly used for large-scale distributed systems such as Domain Name System (DNS)