By using a local web server 107a, 107b, 107c, reductions in latency may be achieved. In addition, the performance and responsiveness of UE devices may be improved. For example, a DNS client computing device that is geo-located in New York may receive a response from the New York local web server 107a in 10 milliseconds, whereas the same response from a more distant web server (e.g., 107b or 107c) may take 20-30 milliseconds or longer.

FIG. 2 illustrates example components and operations in a system 200 configured to use DNS to resolve addresses in accordance with some embodiments. System 200 includes a DNS client 252 computing device (e.g., UE device 102, laptop computer 104, etc.) and a DNS server 254 computing device (e.g., DNS server 106, etc.).

In operation 202, the DNS server 254 may receive a DNS request for a resource address (e.g., hostname, etc.) from a DNS client 252. For example, the DNS server 254 receive a DNS request that includes the hostname or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) “product.company.com” in operation 202.