Is it advisable to adjust the TTL setting for my custom domain?

If your custom domain’s setup is stable and doesn’t require frequent changes, a higher TTL can be advantageous. However, if you anticipate making updates or changes to your DNS records, a lower TTL can ensure those changes propagate swiftly.

• Lower TTL: Useful for frequent updates. Changes to your DNS records propagate more quickly, minimizing downtime during updates.
• Higher TTL: Reduces DNS query load, potentially improving performance. Changes take longer to propagate, which can be less ideal if you need to update records frequently.

Changing the TTL (Time To Live) setting for your custom domain can be beneficial depending on your needs. The TTL setting determines how long DNS records are cached by DNS servers and clients.