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Configuring a Private Domain Name for a GeminiDB Redis Instance

Updated on 2025-01-03 GMT+08:00

This section describes how to configure and resolve private domain names.

Creating a Private Domain Name

  1. Log in to the GeminiDB console.
  2. Click Service List. Under Network, click Domain Name Service.
  3. On the DNS console, choose Private Zones.

    Figure 1 Private zones

  4. Click Create Private Zone.

    Figure 2 Creating a private zone

  5. Set parameters as prompted.

    Figure 3 Creating a private zone
    Table 1 Parameter description

    Parameter

    Description

    Example

    Domain Name

    Domain name of the private zone.

    You can customize any correctly formatted domain names, even top-level ones.

    For details about the domain name format, see Domain Name Format and DNS Hierarchy.

    example.com

    Region

    Region where a tenant is located

    CN East-Shanghai1

    VPC

    The VPC associated with the private domain name must be the same as the VPC where the GeminiDB Redis instance is located. Otherwise, the private domain name cannot be resolved.

    -

    Enterprise Project

    Enterprise project associated with the private domain name. You can manage private domain names by enterprise project.

    NOTE:

    This parameter is available and mandatory only when Account Type is set to Enterprise Account.

    Configuration principles:

    • If you do not manage domain names by enterprise project, select the default enterprise project.
    • If you manage domain names by enterprise project, select an existing enterprise project.

    default

    Tags

    (Optional) Identifier of a resource. Each tag contains a key and a value. You can add a maximum of 20 tags to a domain name.

    The key and value naming rules are as follows:

    Key:

    • Cannot be left blank.
    • Must be unique for each resource.
    • Consists of a maximum of 36 characters.
    • Cannot start or end with a space or contain special characters =*<>\,|/

    Value:

    • Cannot be left blank.
    • Consists of a maximum of 43 characters.
    • Cannot start or end with a space or contain special characters =*<>\,|/

    example_key1

    example_value1

    Description

    (Optional) Description of the zone, which cannot exceed 255 characters.

    This is a zone example.

  6. Click OK. On the Private Zones page, view the created private domain name in the zone list.

    If the status of the private domain name is Normal, the domain name has been successfully created.
    Figure 4 Viewing the private domain name status

Adding a Record Set for a Domain Name

After creating a private domain name, configure a record set for it so that you can access instances using the domain name.

  1. Click the private domain name you created. On the displayed page, click Add Record Set in the upper right corner.

    Figure 5 Adding a record set

  2. In the displayed Add Record Set dialog box, configure the required parameters.

    Value: Enter the load balancer IP address of the instance.

    Figure 6 Adding a record set

    For details about how to configure parameters, see Adding an A Record Set.

  3. Click OK.
  4. Switch back to the Record Sets page.
  5. View the created record set in the record set list. If the status of the record set is Normal, the record set is added successfully.

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