Practical BIND 9 Management - Session 1 of 5. Setting up, managing and using logs, 17 February 2021

Practical BIND 9 Management BIND 9 can produce an extensive array of log messages and metrics. Experienced DNS administrators plan ahead to capture the most important metrics and logs, and to leverage available open source tools for capturing and analyzing them. This series of five webinars, presented by Carsten Strotmann, covers best practices and tips for monitoring and managing your BIND 9 deployment. Sessions 1, 2, and 3 are appropriate for both Authoritative and Recursive applications. Sessions 4 and 5 are primarily focused on Authoritative applications. Session Topics: Session 1: Monitoring, part 1 - Setting Up, Managing and Using Logs Session 2: Monitoring, part 2 - Long-Term Statistics Monitoring and Log Analysis Session 3: Load Balancing With DNSdist Session 4: Dynamic Zones, part 1 - Basics Session 5: Dynamic Zones, part 2 - Advanced Topics The logging templates recommended in Session 1 can be found at https://webinar.defaultroutes.de/webi.... The slides for this session are available at: https://www.isc.org/docs/2021BIND9-Lo.... Speaker Information: Carsten Strotmann has 20 years of professional experience working in open source networking. He has delivered many webinars and training classes on open source solutions and DNS/DHCP/IPv6/Linux/Unix security. He also is the author of various articles on IT security topics in computer magazines. You are welcome to post your questions about BIND 9 DNS on our helpful community mailing list at https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinf.... The BIND Administrative Reference Manual is online at https://bind9.readthedocs.io/en/stable/. We also maintain a knowledgebase of handy technical articles at https://kb.isc.org. Internet Systems Consortium maintains and publishes the BIND 9 DNS software under the open source MPL 2.0 license. ISC is a non-profit, operating to help support the Internet infrastructure and facilitate independent connection to and participation in the Internet. We support this work by offering users professional technical support contracts, including advance notification of security vulnerabilities before public disclosure. --- Learn more at https://www.isc.org ISC is the developer and maintainer of the BIND 9 software system. This work is supported by software support contracts; no purchase is required to attend these training sessions or to download and use the open source. If your company or organization is interested in purchasing professional support for BIND 9 and supporting ISC’s development work, please complete our contact form.