Connect it
Records next to the things they point at.
Authoritative DNS in the same console as the resources. When an address moves, the record that points at it is one screen away rather than in a different vendor with a different login.
DNS
- Authoritative hosting
- All common record types
- Resource-linked records
- Audited changes
How it helps
What you get with DNS
All the usual types
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, CAA — with sane TTL defaults you can override.
Records that follow resources
Point a record at a resource rather than a literal address, and it keeps up when the address changes.
Changes are logged
DNS edits land in the same activity log as everything else, because they are exactly as dangerous as they feel.
Networking
The rest of Networking
Private networks, load balancers, public IPs, firewall, port forwarding, domains and DNS — the whole path to your service.
Load Balancers
Spread traffic across instances with health checks that pull bad ones out.
Learn moreNetworks
Private networks between your resources that never touch the internet.
Learn morePublic IPs
Addresses you hold and reassign, so a rebuild does not change your endpoint.
Learn moreFirewall
Rules that live next to the resources they protect, so they stay readable.
Learn morePort Forwarding
Expose one port of one service without giving it a public address.
Learn moreDomains
Attach a domain to a service and get certificates handled for you.
Learn moreInfrastructure you can point at.
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