title: How do you get an existing domain you own to point to Azure's servers?
body: <p>By default, the naming conventions of Azure websites/webapps are <code>somesubdomain.cloudapp.net</code> and <code>somesubdomain.azurewebsites.net</code>.  If I have an existing website that I have currently hosted through, say GoDaddy, and the website is <code>www.mysite.com</code>, how can I tell the registrar (DNS) to look at Azure's servers for the website content (I have experience in changing the nameservers to point to a particular web hosting company's nameservers, but it appears that there isn't a such thing with Azure).</p>
  
  <p>Ultimately what I want to do is go to <code>www.mysite.com</code> and have the content hosted on Azure, running on Azure's VMs.  Is the only way to mess with the CNAME, A, etc. properties of the DNS?</p>
  
  <p>I have a VM on Azure that I want to use to host my websites.  This is the platform that I will be using.  I'm not using an Azure "website" or a "cloud service".</p>