DNS with the Nectar DNS service

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This tutorial is part of the Cloud Two Series.

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Category: Intermediate

Difficulty: 2 out of 5

Duration: 20 minutes

1. Overview 2. Nectar DNS, In a nutshell 3. Inspect Zones and Recordsets 4. Create a Zone 5. Create a Record Set 6. Update a Record Set 7. Delete a Record Set 8. Next Steps

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Delete a Record Set

To delete a DNS record that is no longer needed, navigate to Project -> DNS -> Zones. Click the required zone from the list of zones, select the Record Sets tab, then the Delete action for the required record set.

Delete Record Set

Click the Delete Record Set button when prompted to confirm.

To delete a record set using the OpenStack command line:

openstack recordset delete <zone id> <rec id>

You can locate the required record set id and zone id using the openstack zone list and openstack recordset list commands.

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8. Next Steps