Oh interesting... would love to hear more about that. I guess what could happen is:
You would:
1. Resolve the FQDN
2. check the IP
3. Make the request
When the request is actually made, the FQDN is resolved again and a different IP is returned?
You would:
1. Resolve the FQDN
2. check the IP
3. Make the request
When the request is actually made, the FQDN is resolved again and a different IP is returned?
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