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It seems that the DNS SOA TTL is fixed at 1800 seconds. This means that if I host the zone example.com at ns*.digitalocean.com, a negative result (NXDOMAIN) for mysubdomain.example.com will be cached for half an hour.
(This long-lived negative caching is a problem for my use case because the negative result gets cached by cert-manager before I can go in and add the correct A or CNAME record for my subdomain. If I create the DNS record first, it’s okay, but if I forget and create my Ingress first, then I’m stuck for half an hour!)
Would it be possible to set a custom TTL on the SOA record, via API? For example, I’d like to be able to do something simple like PATCH https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/domains/example.com with data {"ttl": 30}. Thank you for your assistance.
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