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Agreed, but my point is that if I spin up a new container with something in it, I want to be able to have DNS registration occur automatically so that I’m not h
by larrywright 6y ago
Agreed, but my point is that if I spin up a new container with something in it, I want to be able to have DNS registration occur automatically so that I’m not having to go update DNS entries somewhere.
- drybjed 6y agoA simple solution would be `dnsmasq` which provides DNS and DHCP, but it cannot be used on a public network. More complex setup would be ISC DHCP server that maintains a dynamic subdomain in BIND.
- DrPhish 6y ago>ISC DHCP server that maintains a dynamic subdomain in BIND This is what I do. I don't remember setting it up being particularly complex
- q3k 6y agoPowerDNS lets you do that (if you run it against a SQL database), or CoreDNS/etcd for simple stuff.