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Currently, dns53 has to be started by a user. It could be made simpler by offering an option of starting dns53 as a service. This will launch dns53 every time the EC2 instance is started.
Your potential solution
The service must be driven by a config file that controls how the EC2 is exposed within the PHZ. If no PHZ is provided, a hosted zone called dns53 should be created. The user should be able to change this config file and bounce the service.
Investigate how dns53 will be installed as a service across all the different installation mediums.
Any additional information?
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Describe your feature
Currently,
dns53
has to be started by a user. It could be made simpler by offering an option of startingdns53
as a service. This will launchdns53
every time the EC2 instance is started.Your potential solution
The service must be driven by a config file that controls how the EC2 is exposed within the PHZ. If no PHZ is provided, a hosted zone called
dns53
should be created. The user should be able to change this config file and bounce the service.Investigate how
dns53
will be installed as a service across all the different installation mediums.Any additional information?
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: