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Ask HN: Which tool do you use to configure your DNS entries?

• stevekemp 10y ago
  I suspect most individuals use online control-panels, from their domain-registrars. If you need to be dynamic, or outsource your DNS, there are options from Dynn, Digital Ocean, Amazon, etc, which allow you to use their API (and optionally a panel-interface). Those APIs can be wired up to allow you to update things frequently if you wish, for example automating zone-transfers from a hidden-master, or converting a git-repository of text-files into live DNS entries. Really your question is quite broad, and a more specific question would be required to provide a decent reply.
• chrisked 10y ago
  Configuring mostly through the web interface of dnsmadeeasy. Great service, good pricing.
• skiltz 10y ago
  Cloudflare.
• icedchai 10y ago
  vim. I've been operating my own DNS servers for over 20 years.
• 147 10y ago
  I started using Google Cloud DNS and I find it nice that I can export my DNS entries as yaml and then keep it version controlled.