API Resource: DNS zone, a container for DNS data
Each DNS zone starts at a particular domain within the hierarchical DNS namespace tree,
e.g., example.com., and is also responsible for its subdomains (e.g., sales.example.com.)
unless there are explicit DNS zones defined for them.
DNS zones contain Resource Records (RRs), which are individual information entries about the domain(s),
e.g., a domain's IP address.
Each Resource Record is represented in this API by the Record API Resource which is managed by the RecordService.
See the graphical explanation of DNS zones and Resource Records on Wikipedia
API Resource: DNS zone, a container for DNS data
Each DNS zone starts at a particular domain within the hierarchical DNS namespace tree,
e.g., example.com., and is also responsible for its subdomains (e.g., sales.example.com.)
unless there are explicit DNS zones defined for them.
DNS zones contain Resource Records (RRs), which are individual information entries about the domain(s),
e.g., a domain's IP address.
Each Resource Record is represented in this API by the Record API Resource which is managed by the RecordService.
See the graphical explanation of DNS zones and Resource Records on Wikipedia
Optional[customReturns a safe value for JSON logs.
Returns a safe value for JSON logs.
Optional[unknownPreserves protobuf fields that this SDK version does not recognize.
Contains the fully qualified protobuf type name.
OptionalmetadataDNS zone metadata
metadata.parent_id must be an IAM Container ID
OptionalspecDNS zone specification, including its domain name and scope
OptionalstatusDNS zone status, including e.g. the number of records in the zone
API Resource: DNS zone, a container for DNS data
Each DNS zone starts at a particular domain within the hierarchical DNS namespace tree, e.g.,
example.com., and is also responsible for its subdomains (e.g.,sales.example.com.) unless there are explicit DNS zones defined for them.DNS zones contain Resource Records (RRs), which are individual information entries about the domain(s), e.g., a domain's IP address. Each Resource Record is represented in this API by the
RecordAPI Resource which is managed by theRecordService.See the graphical explanation of DNS zones and Resource Records on Wikipedia