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How does the DNA help the World Wide Web scale so that billions of users can access billions of web pages

How does the DNA help the World Wide Web scale so that billions of users can access billions of web pages
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How does the DNA help the World Wide Web scale so that billions of users can access billions of web pages

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DNS helps the World Wide Web scale since it is used by many different computers that are all connected to the network. DNS servers are also connected in a distributed hierarchy and are divided into zones, which splits up the responsibility for major domains.

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