We have enough issues with DNS that adding split DNS into the mix is a ball ache I don't want to contend with. We actually have the DNS for our private domain

We have enough issues with DNS that adding split DNS into the mix is a ball ache I don't want to contend with. We actually have the DNS for our private domain set publicly, and all the actual work happens on a load balancer which is on the network. We're fully remote so this avoids the "my communal WiFi provider seems to have issues with the VPN" (which is what we had when we used split DNS)