Thanks for this article, I didn't know about the CNAME limitation and the use of ALIAS to solve the problem. Good post Chris 🥂
Thanks!
Just ensure that your DNS provider supports ALIAS as a resource record type, as it isn't defined by the official RFCs which govern the behaviour of the DNS.
Yes, definitely - different DNS providers have different workarounds.
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FULL DISCUSSIONThanks for this article, I didn't know about the CNAME limitation and the use of ALIAS to solve the problem. Good post Chris 🥂
Thanks!
Just ensure that your DNS provider supports ALIAS as a resource record type, as it isn't defined by the official RFCs which govern the behaviour of the DNS.
Yes, definitely - different DNS providers have different workarounds.