so i know bind9 is supported by default and it has it's own container deployed but i found that Designate still supports powerDNS and i am asking about the correct way to add it to kolla
is it via container deployed by me or what?
so i know bind9 is supported by default and it has it's own container deployed but i found that Designate still supports powerDNS and i am asking about the correct way to add it to kolla
is it via container deployed by me or what?
so i am trying to achieve keycloak to be distributed between region without single point of failure
first i used postresql but one region will be write and other are read only and to make the other region write if the first region is down requires manuel work i don't see it practical
then i came across YugabyteDB i like it it's read/write distributed and is very good but i am afraid of race conditions so is it good to use it on production keep in mind that Keycloak project does NOT officially support YugabyteDB
1 for designate dns zones is the main purpose is that the private ip being routable through the public domain name without the floating ip association so i can ping + ssh my vm with that DNS name i got from designate?
2 for dns reverse if i have public ipv4 associated to one of my VMs and i have a domain name from namecheap how my dns reverse gonna tell every dns server out there that this domain lookup is this floating IP address
3 should the interface of dns_interface be identical to the neutron_external_interface?