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Feature

DNS records quota warnings at 85% usage

The DNS records page now displays a warning when you reach 85% of your DNS records quota, helping you avoid hitting limits. The warning accounts for zone-level or account-level quotas depending on your configuration.

The DNS records page in the Cloudflare dashboard now shows a warning once you have used 85% of your DNS records quota.

The warning reflects the quota that applies to you. If your zone has its own quota, the warning shows that zone's usage. If your account uses an account-level DNS records quota, the warning shows your usage across all zones in the account.

Warning on the DNS records page showing that a domain has used 86% of its DNS record limit
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