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Currently resources which request same hostname example.com will be interchangeably given DNS record on Route53 (possible Google DNS too). It can be resolved by creating deterministic approach - do not overwrite the record if it was created in Route53 and still required.
If we have to records: elb-aws-1.com requesting example.com and elb-aws-2.com requesting example.com, then we check with AWS Route53:
if there exists a record owned by Mate example.com:
a. it is pointing to either elb-aws-1.com or elb-aws-2.com - no changes at all
b. it is pointing to neither. Choose any of the two and create the record
If no record exists for example.com - pick any of the two
/cc @linki is there any issue regarding that in GKE ?
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Currently resources which request same hostname
example.com
will be interchangeably given DNS record on Route53 (possible Google DNS too). It can be resolved by creating deterministic approach - do not overwrite the record if it was created in Route53 and still required.If we have to records:
elb-aws-1.com
requestingexample.com
andelb-aws-2.com
requestingexample.com
, then we check withAWS Route53
:example.com
:a. it is pointing to either
elb-aws-1.com
orelb-aws-2.com
- no changes at allb. it is pointing to neither. Choose any of the two and create the record
example.com
- pick any of the two/cc @linki is there any issue regarding that in GKE ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: