To customize the pay-as-you-go super node DNS in Container Service, you typically need to follow these steps:
Access the Container Service Console: Log in to the console of your container service provider.
Navigate to the Super Node Settings: Locate the section related to super nodes or cluster configurations.
Modify DNS Settings: Look for the DNS configuration options within the super node settings. Here, you can specify custom DNS servers or adjust DNS resolution parameters.
Apply Changes: Save your changes and ensure they are applied to the super nodes. This might involve restarting the nodes or waiting for the changes to propagate automatically.
Example: Suppose you want to use a custom DNS server with an IP address of 192.168.1.100 for your super nodes. You would navigate to the DNS settings in the super node configuration and enter this IP address as the primary DNS server. Any requests made by the super nodes to resolve domain names would then be directed to 192.168.1.100 first.
For those using Tencent Cloud's Container Service (TKE), you can customize DNS settings through the TKE console by editing the cluster's network configuration or node pool settings. Tencent Cloud also offers managed DNS services like Tencent Cloud DNSPod, which can be integrated with your container service for more advanced DNS management features.
Remember to consult the official documentation of your container service provider for specific instructions, as the steps may vary slightly between different platforms.