Hi Peter,
I see what you mean about not wanting to distribute a name like a923y923jfaigf.
Kubernetes does this kind of thing as well with Pods (they look like
“podname-a9c4f2", unless one uses a StatefulSet. Then the name looks like
<ssname>-{0,1,2…}. So like “ss-0.servicename.namespace.clustername.example.com
<http://ss-0.subdomain.example.com/>”. Which in the shortest case is like
“dns-0.dns.dmz.c0.example.com <http://dns.dmz.c0.example.com/>”.
So what I did is add “dns-X.dns.dmz.c0” as a literal A record to example.com
<http://example.com/>, one for each X. It works well and is performant.
> On Dec 18, 2018, at 12:13 AM, Peter Tselios via FreeIPA-users
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> The FQDNs are known.
> But they are in a stupid format like a923y923jfaigf.subdomain.example.com and
> the LB is in the form ipaldap.example.com...
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