README
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DNS-based service discovery (aka DNS-SD) is a method of using a standard set of DNS records to describe network services so that they may be discovered by clients. DNS-SD is defined in RFC 6763.
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Multicast DNS (aka mDNS) provides a way to respond to DNS queries without the need for a centralised DNS server. mDNS is defined in RFC 6762.
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The combination of these two technologies, wherein a multicast DNS server answers DNS-SD queries gives us Zero Configuration networking, commonly known as Zeroconf or Bonjour.
Goals
- Advertise and discover services via Zeroconf/Bonjour
- Discover DNS-SD services via conventional unicast DNS
- Advertise DNS-SD services via common unicast DNS services (Route53, etc)
- Expose methods for writing custom mDNS responders
- Allow mDNS queries without CGO
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package dissolve is a DNS-SD, Multicast DNS and Zeroconf/Bonjour toolkit.
Source Files
Directories
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Package dnssd provides tools for DNS-based service discovery as specified by RFC 6763.
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Package dnssd provides tools for DNS-based service discovery as specified by RFC 6763. |
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internal
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domainname
Package domainname provides utilities for manipulating domain names.
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Package domainname provides utilities for manipulating domain names. |
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