👉 The file that keeps track of server information in a DNS-based domain name system (DNS) server. Example usage: ``` 192.0.2.3:1801,192.0.2.4:1802 ... ``` Keepalived is a Linux service that monitors a host's DNS queries and performs maintenance tasks when necessary. Keepalived keeps track of servers by maintaining a list of all currently active servers. The keepalived.conf configuration file is used to configure Keepalived to monitor the server information. The keepalived.conf file contains settings related to DNS, server statistics, and other features that help in managing a domain name system (DNS) server. It also defines rules for DNS lookups to prevent unwanted traffic and improve performance.
