Huawei Cloud DNS is a managed authoritative DNS service with geolocation routing, DDoS protection, and private zones for hybrid cloud.
Huawei Cloud DNS is a managed, authoritative domain name system service offered as part of Huawei Cloud, the cloud computing division of Huawei, a Chinese multinational technology company founded in 1987 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
The service resolves domain names into IP addresses for applications and websites, and is built on Huawei's own infrastructure deployed across more than 20 countries and regions to support high volumes of concurrent DNS queries.
Huawei Cloud DNS uses DPDK-based technology to accelerate query processing, and supports advanced routing options including geolocation routing across 200+ countries, weighted routing, and custom routing lines for traffic steering.
The service also offers private zones for isolated DNS resolution inside virtual private clouds, terabyte-level DDoS protection through integration with Huawei's Anti-DDoS Service, and support for hybrid cloud environments spanning on-premises infrastructure and the cloud.
Huawei Cloud DNS is billed on a pay-as-you-go, consumption-based model through the Huawei Cloud console rather than flat published plans on the product page.
The product page offers a free trial through the console, but exact per-query or per-zone rates are not disclosed on the marketing page and require checking Huawei Cloud's billing console or documentation for current rates.
Huawei Cloud DNS is a managed authoritative DNS service that resolves domain names into IP addresses, offered as part of Huawei Cloud.
Yes, it supports geolocation-based routing across more than 200 countries, along with weighted and custom routing.
It uses a pay-as-you-go, consumption-based pricing model through the Huawei Cloud console; a free trial is available.
Yes, it integrates terabyte-level DDoS protection through Huawei's Anti-DDoS Service.
Yes, it supports DNS resolution across both on-premises and cloud environments.