Cloud DNS

IONOS Cloud DNS lets you publish Domain Name System (DNS) zones of your domains and subdomains on public Name Servers. You can manage your DNS zones and records via the Cloud DNS API.

With IONOS Cloud DNS, you can import and export DNS zone files, create secondary DNS zones, and enable DNSSEC keys for DNS zones.

The IONOS Name Server infrastructure is distributed across 14 point-of-presence (POP) locations in Europe and the USA to ensure fast and reliable DNS resolution for users across these locations.

Product Overview

Cloud DNS Overview

Developer Tools

Cloud API

SDKs

Terraform

Recommended How-To's

Set User Privileges via the DCD	Learn how to set Access and Manage DNS privilege to users via the DCD.
Set User Privileges via the API	Learn how to set access and manage DNS privileges for users via the Cloud DNS API.
Create a DNS Zone	Learn how to create a DNS zone via the Cloud DNS API.
Create a DNS Record	Learn how to create a DNS record with UUID of the DNS zone via the Cloud DNS API.
Connect Domain Name to Cloud DNS	Learn how to connect a domain name server to Domain Name System (DNS) zones.
Perform PUT Request for Non-Existing Records	Learn how to manage non-existing DNS Records via the Cloud DNS API.
Import a DNS Zone	Learn how to import an existing DNS zone file to IONOS Cloud DNS via the Cloud DNS API.
Export a DNS Zone	Learn how to export a DNS zone file by using the UUID of the DNS zone via the Cloud DNS API.
Create a Secondary DNS Zone	Learn how to create a secondary DNS zone via the Cloud DNS API.
Manage DNSSEC Signing Keys	Learn how to retrieve DNSSEC Signing Keys via the Cloud DNS API.
ExternalDNS for Managed Kubernetes	Learn how to use ExternalDNS to make Kubernetes resources discoverable via the public DNS servers.
Set Up a Secondary Zone	Learn how to create a primary zone in IONOS Cloud Dedicated Core server and secondary zone via the Cloud DNS API.