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Talking to @discordianfish brought some light to the weird practice that we're undertaking here. Usually a DNS server won't be both a forwarder and a unorthodox recurser. I'll have to do some code archeology to understand the rationale behind this.
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To sum up what I said: mesos-dns should be an authoritative nameserver for .mesos and it should simply forward queries for all other zones to a recursive resolving nameserver (aka something like 8.8.8.8 or everything that end up in resolv.conf). It shouldn't do any other logic beside forwarding, similar to the bind option 'forwarders'. This is also what tools like consul are doing.
Talking to @discordianfish brought some light to the weird practice that we're undertaking here. Usually a DNS server won't be both a forwarder and a unorthodox recurser. I'll have to do some code archeology to understand the rationale behind this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: