My domain (on Google domains) has published custom NS records that match a Google Cloud DNS zone. This domain example.com has DNSSEC on which is published in Google Domains along with the NS records (in the custom DNS section). I also have a subdomain beta.example.com that I would like to distinguish in a separate Cloud DNS zone where I conduct my "beta" testing.
The problem is, Google Domains only allows me to create custom NS records and DNSSEC for example.com but not for my subdomain beta.example.com.
Is there anyway to create two unique Cloud DNS zones on Google Cloud: one for example.com and one for beta.example.com?
They can share the NS and DNSSEC, but I just want them in two different zones so that I don't have all the "beta" records with the non-beta ones.
But when the zone is created, a unique NS record set and DNSSEC which I can't add (customize) for a subdomain in Google Domains.
Do I have a solution or do I have to maintain all the beta records with the non-beta records?
Details:
Two domains: example.com and beta.example.com
Two DNS zones: website DNS and website-beta DNS
website DNS:
Along with unique SOA record and DS
website-beta DNS
Along with unique SOA record and DS
Google Domains:
Problem: When I add additional NS and DS records (Google Domains), it doesn't do anything. It only counts the first records. There is no way to add custom name servers for subdomains.
The only solution I see is put everything under one DNS zone. OR not use the Cloud DNS records and instead use the ones that Google Domain provides (or something like that)
