Virtualmin does dns. Or you could do bind and power DNS web front end.
If you virtualize your workloads or have backups it makes changed less risky.
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Virtualmin does dns. Or you could do bind and power DNS web front end.
If you virtualize your workloads or have backups it makes changed less risky.
What have you done with Ansible so far?
Nothing. I have some at work for deploying applications I write. But I don’t manage them and they are extremely modular so a bit hard to follow.
I'm using freedns.afraid.org services 20+ years now in my homelab environments. You just run their script every x minutes, it checks your ip and if its changed then call their url and it updates your new ip. Completely free and easy solution. To access your server's services you should use your router vpn service (or wireguard).
That’s a nice idea.
I have been using duckdns for a while. Any benefits of freedns.afraid.org?