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A DNS (Domain Name System) acts as a Directory for the Internet.
For Example, you know this Website is www.google.com, but your Browser only sees the IP Address.
When you type a URL into your Browser, DNS translates the URL into an IP Address.
The DNS Directory is a Global Network stored on Servers around the World.
When a DNS Query is made (i.e. when you type a URL into the Browser and press Enter), these Servers connect to each other.
By communicating with each other, your DNS Query delivers the right Data Response, allowing you to access the Website you want — and it all happens in Milliseconds.