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> making it impossible to audit your DNS records Every DNS provider I've used in recent memory, has offered a non-authoritative / non-DNS-exposed "comment" or

by derefr 3y ago

> making it impossible to audit your DNS records Every DNS provider I've used in recent memory, has offered a non-authoritative / non-DNS-exposed "comment" or "description" field for each record. Even if you aren't doing "DNS infrastructure as code" but just editing DNS records in a UI dashboard, you can just use these fields to describe the motivation behind each record at creation time.

jorams 3y ago
> Every DNS provider I've used in recent memory, has offered a non-authoritative / non-DNS-exposed "comment" or "description" field for each record. In my experience this is not at all common. I think I know of 3 that do, and I've used many more that don't.