wido opened a new issue, #9958:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/9958

   ##### ISSUE TYPE
    * Feature Idea
   
   ##### COMPONENT NAME
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   API
   Management Server
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   ##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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   main
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   ##### SUMMARY
   My idea is as follows:
   
   - A new framework is addedd: Authorative DNS
   - This allows for admins and end-users to manage DNS zones
   - Different providers implement different APIs, examples:
      - PowerDNS through it's API [1]
      - Public DNS providers like NS1 [2], rcodezero [3], Gandi [4], CloudFlare 
[5], etc
      - Your local DNS which applies to your environment
   
   These drivers will support various functionality and advertise their 
capabilities or limitations:
   
   - Create and delete zones
   - Manage records in these zones
   - Advertise which record types are supported
   - Limit the amount of records in a zone (if any)
   - Set a limitation on how low the TTL can be
   
   Per account and domain we can then set limits:
   
   - Amount of zones to create
   - Amount of creates per zone
   
   This would allow for a couple of things:
   
   - End-users can manage their DNS via the same API as they manage their cloud 
resources
   - End-users can manage DNS via the CloudStack UI
   - We can directly create public DNS records for newly created instances
     - You assign a DNS zone to a CloudStack zone
     - Upon VM creation a record is created
       i-xx-yy-vm.myzone.tld A 1.2.3.4
       i-xx-yy-vm.myzone.tld AAAA 2001:db8:af31::61
     - When the VM is removed the DNS records are removed
   - Console Proxy and Secondary Storage VMs can point to a working hostname 
instead of IP-address
     - We can then also support IPv6 for the CP and SS 


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