AI & Machine Learning

Infrastructure Code Controls Internal DNS Hostnames - Media Release Reconciliation

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Managing internal DNS hostnames via infrastructure code requires separating platform-owned zones from customer-owned zones to maintain proper deployment models. For platform-owned zones, the infrastructure repository should store desired state, which is then reconciled during deployment, with changes verified by diffing the current state against the expected state. For customer-owned zones, explicit delegation of control is necessary before applying this reconciliation process, while rapidly changing hostnames should be managed through a service registry.

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