I'm looking for a way to have per-subnet dns, which will serve out the internal subnet addresses to instances on that subnet in (at a high level at least) the same way that dhcp serves out addresses to a subnet and only that subnet. The dns data needs to be maintained, i.e. when instances are added or deleted, dns needs to be updated automatically.
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