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Merge pull request #11 from miekg/more-fixes

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Address Jon's comments
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*Description*
CoreDNS is a fast, flexible DNS server that is designed to be performant with a flexible implementation. This flexibility allows CoreDNS to be easily extended to support various data sources and to implement rich DNS service behaviors. For example, response caching, query rewrite, load-balancing, zone transfer and signing.
CoreDNS is a fast, flexible DNS server that is designed to be performant with a flexible implementation. This flexibility allows CoreDNS to be easily extended to support various data sources and to implement rich DNS service behaviors: for example, response caching, query rewrite, load-balancing, zone transfer and signing.
CoreDNS is the successor of SkyDNS. SkyDNS is a DNS server that has etcd as the datastore backend. It is widely
used in cloud deployments, but lacks the flexibility we envision for CoreDNS.
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*Website*: https://coredns.io
*Release methodology and mechanics*: github master
*Release methodology and mechanics*: github master. As as young project no method for official releases has been
established. The current rule is: the master branch is production ready at all times. A more formal release
process is on its way, the choice to use semver versioning has not yet been made. Precompiled binaries will be
created by hooking into Caddy's website: https://caddyservers.com where "DNS" will be a download option.
*Social media accounts*: Twitter: @corednsio
*Existing sponsorship*: Infoblox contributing developer time to implement CoreDNS->Kubernetes integration component.
*Existing community*: The community is small, but growing. Current number of twitter following is 100+ (after a
week of having the twitter account). By aligning ourselves with the Caddy community we hope to leverage Caddy's
popularity for CoreDNS. By positioning CoreDNS as a better SkyDNS we hope to entice user of SkyDNS to embrace
CoreDNS.
*External Dependencies*
CoreDNS has a hard dependency on Caddy (mholt/caddy), as CoreDNS is a servertype-plugin to it. Technically this