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CLOUDFLARE: sometime ago they bump down the min ttl to 60 second (#1988)
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@ -256,13 +256,13 @@ which as far as we can tell means 300 seconds (5 minutes) with the option that
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CloudFlare may dynamically adjust the actual TTL. In the Cloudflare API,
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setting the TTL to 300 results in the TTL being set to 1.
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If the TTL isn't set to 1, Cloudflare has a minimum of 2 minutes.
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If the TTL isn't set to 1, Cloudflare has a minimum of 1 minutes.
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A TTL of 0 tells DNSControl to use the default TTL for that provider, which is 1.
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In summary:
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* TTL of 0, 1 and 300 are all the same ("auto TTL").
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* TTL of 2-120 are all the same as 120.
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* TTL of 121-299, and 301 to infinity are not magic.
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* TTL of 2-60 are all the same as 60.
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* TTL of 61-299, and 301 to infinity are not magic.
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Some of this is documented on the Cloudflare website's [Time to Live (TTL)](https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/manage-dns-records/reference/ttl/) page.
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