Round-Robin DNS A Record Description

Round-robin DNS works by returning different IP addresses to the user. Below is an example:

IP addresses returned by DNS are addresses randomly obtained from round-robin DNS and will not be assigned according to the server load and operating conditions. If there are multiple servers in the same split zone, the access traffic needs to be allocated to each server, and DNSPod can be used to achieve load balancing.

Note:
The number of round-robin DNS records that can be configured varies by DNS plan.