Hayami DTM docs

These docs are for the people who run Hayami DTM: infrastructure and platform engineers who manage DNS zones, records, health checks, and traffic policy for their Azure environment. They are task-oriented. For what DTM is and the problem it solves, start with What is Hayami DTM?

Get started

Deploy from the Azure Marketplace, then create your first zone and record in the Quickstart.

Manage with Terraform

The Terraform provider manages zones, records, GSLB, health checks, forwarders, and TSIG keys as HCL, if code is how you work.

Automate with the API

The REST API covers every admin operation, with JWT auth and role-based access. Every endpoint has a curl example.

Operate day to day

Observability, rolling upgrades, backup and restore, and troubleshooting.

Three ways to manage DTM

DTM has three management surfaces and most tasks can be done in any of them. Pick the one that fits how you work, or mix them:

Terraform providerManage DTM as infrastructure-as-code: repeatable, reviewable change as HCL.

REST APIScript anything, integrate with your own tooling, or drive one-off changes with curl.

Web UIPoint-and-click administration for zones, records, health checks, and status.

From deploy to first answer

Deploy a node from the Azure Marketplace, then it is two calls to a serving zone. The Quickstart walks every step, including capturing $DTM_TOKEN:

export DTM_ENDPOINT="https://dtm.internal:8443"

# create a zone
curl -sk -X POST "$DTM_ENDPOINT/api/v1/zones" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DTM_TOKEN" -H "X-DTM-CSRF: 1" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name": "example.internal.", "default_ttl": 300}'

# DTM is now answering for it
dig SOA example.internal @10.0.250.4 +short

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