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I have self-hosted applications that run across several machines.
Currently, I'm using subdomains to create records for each machine. E.g. <SERVICE_NAME>.<MACHINE_NAME>.<TLD>. This works well but creates inconsistencies.
I was wondering if there was some DNS trickery with IPs/CNAMEs that I could use so that I could use a simpler format (<SERVICE_NAME>.<TLD>) and the correct machine would answer it.
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Hello,
I have self-hosted applications that run across several machines.
Currently, I'm using subdomains to create records for each machine. E.g.
<SERVICE_NAME>.<MACHINE_NAME>.<TLD>. This works well but creates inconsistencies.I was wondering if there was some DNS trickery with IPs/CNAMEs that I could use so that I could use a simpler format (
<SERVICE_NAME>.<TLD>) and the correct machine would answer it.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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