DNS routing policy

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• DNS routing policy is part of Cloud DNS From the official documentation: “Review your Cloud DNS record set with routing policy configuration.”
• DNS routing policy works with health check From the official documentation: “To enable health checking in DNS routing policies for public zones, create a health check for external endpoints.”
• DNS routing policy configures Resource Record Set From the official documentation: “To configure DNS routing policies, create a resource record set and choose one of the following DNS routing policies to apply to the resource record set.”
• Failover routing policy is part of DNS routing policy From the official documentation: “- [Failover routing policy](/dns/docs/routing-policies-overview#failover-policy)”
• Geolocation routing policy is part of DNS routing policy From the official documentation: “- [Geolocation routing policy](/dns/docs/routing-policies-overview#geolocation-policy)”
• Weighted round robin routing policy is part of DNS routing policy From the official documentation: “- [Weighted round robin (WRR) routing policy](/dns/docs/routing-policies-overview#wrr-policy)”
• Cloud DNS works with GKE From the official documentation: “To create a new managed private zone using Cloud DNS for the GKE cluster, complete the following step.”
• GKE works with health check From the official documentation: “A health check, which provides health checking for the VMs and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Pods in your deployment.”
• Cloud DNS works with managed zone From the official documentation: “Managed Zone is a global resource which creates Cloud DNS Peering Zone with the given target project.”
• DNS routing policies is part of Cloud DNS From the official documentation: “Cloud DNS supports the following routing policies:”
• failover is an alternative to Geolocation routing policy From the official documentation: “Enter `WRR` for weighted round robin, `GEO` for geo-location, or `FAILOVER` for failover policies.”
• failover is an alternative to Weighted round robin routing policy From the official documentation: “Enter `WRR` for weighted round robin, `GEO` for geo-location, or `FAILOVER` for failover policies.”
• Failover routing policy depends on Geolocation routing policy From the official documentation: “In the failover option, Cloud DNS only supports `GEO` policies.”
• Geolocation routing policy is part of Failover routing policy From the official documentation: “You cannot combine routing policies except when configuring a failover routing policy, in which case, you can set a geolocation routing policy as the backup.”
• Geolocation routing policy is an alternative to Weighted round robin routing policy From the official documentation: “Enter `WRR` for weighted round robin, `GEO` for geo-location, or `FAILOVER` for failover policies.”
• managed zone is part of Cloud DNS From the official documentation: “This page provides directions for creating, updating, listing, and deleting Cloud DNS managed zones.”
• Resource Record Set depends on managed zone From the official documentation: “You must have or create a managed zone before you can create a resource record set.”
• Weighted round robin routing policy is part of Cloud DNS From the official documentation: “For example: [Cloud DNS supports](/dns/docs/zones/manage-routing-policies) weighted round robin (WRR) routing policy, which ensures the traffic is distributed according to the configured weights.”
• Weighted round robin routing policy is part of DNS routing policies From the official documentation: “Cloud DNS supports the following routing policies: - **[Weighted round robin (WRR) routing policy](#wrr-policy)**: Use a WRR routing policy to assign different weights to each resource record set for a DNS name.”