A more slightly more sophisticated approach would involve having a process or cron job that polls the machines periodically and decides which machine(s) can handle more load.

BIND 8's nsupdate facility was originally intended to make interoperability with DHCP a little more seamless. However, one of the side effects is that, by giving us the ability to dynamically update a zone, we can have a machine's preference in the zone be:

favored
it can handle more load
disfavored
it has met or exceeded it's capabilities
eliminated
the machine is taken off out of the rotation for maintainence
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