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An organization is securing an Azure PaaS service by disabling public network access and configuring a private endpoint within an Azure Virtual Network (VNet). Virtual machines inside the virtual network must be able to resolve the service's fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to its private IP address.
Which DNS configuration should the organization implement to meet this requirement?
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Azure Private DNS provides a reliable and secure domain name resolution service for resources inside an Azure Virtual Network (VNet). It enables administrators to manage and resolve custom domain names and service hostnames within private networks without needing to deploy, configure, or maintain custom virtual machine-based DNS servers.
When connecting to an Azure service via a private endpoint, the service receives a private IP address within the customer's virtual network. To ensure client virtual machines can resolve the service's fully qualified domain name (FQDN) directly to this private IP address, an Azure Private DNS zone is created and populated with the appropriate address (A) record. By establishing a virtual network link between the Private DNS zone and the VNet, any virtual machine located in that VNet will automatically resolve the service hostname to its internal private IP address rather than a public IP address.
Using an Azure Private DNS zone linked directly to the target virtual network is the Microsoft-recommended best practice for private endpoint name resolution. It provides automatic, maintenance-free DNS translation for internal workloads while ensuring complete isolation from public internet routing.