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Connect DNS records to the infrastructure resources they point to, instead of relying on copied values.

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Resources in Deenez make DNS intent more explicit. Instead of only storing an IP address or hostname, teams can connect records to the resource that owns that value.

That makes infrastructure changes easier to reason about, because DNS is connected to the thing it points to rather than treated as an isolated string.

Deenez DNS record editor linking an A record to a server such as example-server-1 instead of a manual IP address

What this helps with

01

Reduce drift between DNS records and infrastructure changes.

02

Keep intent visible when IP addresses or target resources change.

03

Make record ownership clearer for infrastructure teams.

Why we built this

“DNS records often outlive the server, load balancer, or service they were originally created for. Resource-linked records help teams keep DNS aligned with the infrastructure behind it.”

Common use cases

Server migrationsInfrastructure ownershipDNS records tied to applications

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