Authoritative DNS architecture
Diverse DNS engines support the architecture for serving authoritative customer zones.
Beta
ARGA | DNS
Authoritative DNS under your control.
A self-hosted authoritative DNS platform for operators hosting customer zones, covering DNSSEC, controlled publishing, traffic steering, scoped administration, and automation.
Why it exists
Designed for
real work.
ARGA | DNS brings authoritative DNS into an operator-controlled platform. Its workflows combine customer zone administration with staged publication and rollback, automated changes, and audit evidence. It is built for teams that need to manage DNS as infrastructure, with explicit controls around who can change a zone and how those changes reach production.
What it covers
The capabilities.
DNSSEC workflows
Managed DNSSEC and customer-signed zones cover different signing requirements within a managed environment.
Staged publish and rollback
Zone changes move through controlled publication with rollback rather than direct unreviewed replacement.
Traffic steering and failover
GeoDNS, weights, and health-based failover form part of the traffic-management scope.
Scoped access and audit evidence
Scoped permissions and audit records support operational accountability for DNS changes.
Imports and automation
Zone imports, APIs, and integrations support customer and operator automation. Metering feeds an external billing system; DNS itself does not invoice.
Who it's for
DNS operators
Operators hosting authoritative zones for customers.
Infrastructure teams
Teams running a self-hosted and auditable DNS control plane.
Automation users
Customers managing DNS through scoped APIs and integrations.
Current project stage
Beta
ARGA | DNS is in Beta and progressing toward a release candidate. Talk to us about your zone volume, signing requirements, publishing workflow, and automation needs.
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