title | published | description | tags |
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Running CoreDNS as a DNS Server in a Container |
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How to manually configure CoreDNS to serve your own DNS zones and |
dns, coredns, container, docker |
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If you've ever needed to or wanted to set up your own DNS server, then this is for you. I recently found myself in possession of a Raspberry Pi, and instead of relying on my home router for DHCP and DNS, I decided to serve both from containers on the Pi, so I could resolve all of my hosts with their respective names when I VPN back to my network. I intended to have all other requests forwarded to another server that weren't in my local network, but still service local systems with my customized hostnames.