DNS
(Domain Name System)

Convenient Domain Setting and Management

DNS service converts a domain name on the Internet to an IP address made up of identifiable numbers to allow access. Using the DNS service, users can create and register the desired domain and manage domain records on their own.

Overview

  • Easy Domain Registration

    A web-based console or new domain registration/change can be managed by linking to WHOIS service that offers language-based domain registration. Without having to install separate DNS infrastructure of solutions, domains can easily be created and managed online regardless of the capacity or performance of DNS servers.

  • Various Record Support

    Various types of resource record are available from A to NS, CNAME, TXT, and MX, which will automatically scale out without user intervention to process a large volume of query.

  • Reliable Service

    With multiple DNS servers in operation, service continuity is ensured in case of a failure on one DNS server with domain responses from other DNS servers still available. When changing a domain, each DNS server data is rapidly synced to further enhance service stability.

  • Convenient Hosting Environment Management

    According to the environment and purpose, users may choose Public DNS with web services or Private DNS available only for designated internal users without Internet exposure.

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Service Architecture

User → Internet → DNS Request → DNS → DNS Response → NAT → Firewall → Internet → Security Group → Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... / Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... → VPC

Key Features

  • Domain creation/management

    - Request a new domain or transfer an existing domain

  • Hosting zone selection (Internet/internal network)

    - Public domain : Can be accessed from anywhere with Internet connection
    - Private domain : Allows access from designated networks only without Internet exposure

  • Support for various resource records

    - A record : Designate an IP address for a domain to find the IP using a domain name
    - NS (Name Server) record : Designate a DNS server (Name Server) of the owned domain name
    - TXT record : Enter text data for the domain
    - CNAME : Set an alias for the domain name
    - MX (Mail Server) : Appoint mail servers for the user’s domain and sub-domain

Pricing

    • Billing
    • Daily billing for hosting zone usage
    • The first 12 hours after creation are considered a test period and free of charge
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