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My Droplet requires a DNS Name. Currently, before a user can clone and launch my Droplet, they must obtain a DNS name. I’ve been recommending a service such as noip.com which will provide free DNS names within domains that noip manages (i.e. ddns.net). That’s fine and convenient enough, but it would be ideal if when launching a droplet, it gets a default DNS name registered with a Digital Ocean nameserver. The droplet could do something like dig -x <ip address> to obtain it’s name. Is this possible?
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