You can manage your domain's DNS records in the Elestio
                dashboard. Here are brief descriptions of the different record
                types:
              
              
                A record
It maps
                a website name, such as 'google.com', to its corresponding IPv4
                address, such as '172.217.164.110', allowing Internet hosts to
                be reached using human-readable names.
              
              
                AAAA record
It
                serves the same purpose as an A record, linking a hostname to an
                IP address, but it uses IPv6 addresses instead of IPv4
                addresses.
              
              
                ANAME record
It
                map an alias hostname directly to an IP address. ANAME records
                offer a more efficient and straightforward mapping compared to
                CNAME records, but they are not as widely supported by DNS
                providers.
              
              
                CNAME record
It
                used to associate multiple hostnames with a single canonical
                hostname, enabling easier management of domain names and
                allowing multiple hostnames to refer to the same website or
                service.
              
              
                MX record
It used
                by email systems to route incoming messages to the correct mail
                servers for a domain.
              
              
                SRV record
SRV
                records are used to map specific network services to their
                locations on the network, including the hostname, port number,
                and priority/weight values. These records are essential for many
                network services to function correctly and provide reliable
                connectivity.
              
              
                TXT record
It
                used to store text-based information associated with a domain
                name. They are commonly used for email authentication, website
                encryption, and other security-related purposes.