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PowerDNS

This section covers integrating CMP with PowerDNS for DNS-as-a-Service.

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Getting Started​

  1. Prerequisites — Review PowerDNS Requirements for API service, authoritative nameservers, and API key.
  2. Configuration — Connect CMP to PowerDNS and configure optional DNS domain pricing packages.
  3. Features — Manage customer DNS zones, record creation (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT), and PTR synchronization.

Domain purchase not supported today

CMP does not sell or register domain names. Customers can manage DNS records for domains they already own, using PowerDNS on your infrastructure.

Purchasing domains from CMP is on the roadmap for a future release.

Standalone DNS integration

PowerDNS works independently of compute orchestrators. Customers manage DNS domains through CMP while zones and records are stored on your PowerDNS backend.

Prerequisites

Complete PowerDNS Requirements before connecting — API endpoint, API key, web server port, and authoritative name servers.

Pages in this section​

PageDescription
Connecting CMP to PowerDNSCloud Provider wizard — Provider Setup, Provider Config, zone mapping, success
DNS PricingOptional billing — module setting, rate card packages, free trial not supported
Customer DNS (portal)DNS Operations (Customer Portal)

After setup​

TopicLink
Installation checklistPowerDNS Requirements
DNS billing (optional)DNS Pricing
Customer DNS featuresDNS Operations (Customer Portal)
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