Greetings, The default TTL for DNS records was 48 hours; for people taking the plunge and switching to navajos it makes for some painful debugging with a TTL that high since you can't see your site on the new machine without trickery for up to two days!
I looked about, and it appears that on the modern Internet a TTL over 24 hours is pointless and likely to be ignored, and that a TTL of around an hour won't hurt anything. So, I set the default DNS TTL to 60 minutes since everyone is going to have to migrate, and it'll minimize the time your sites remain inaccessible. If you've overloaded the TTL environment variable, you'll need to tweak it yourself (naturally). After the change propagates (which could take up to 24-48 hours) you'll be able to access your sites on navajos within an hour at worst without resorting to dns trickery.
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