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We currently have a hub and spoke setup with our Custom DNS on a single Subscription. what we want to do is if new DNS zones are created they get linked to the Custome DNS Vnet.
Could this be done by azure policy
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@Matthew-5454 Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Platform and thanks for your query. Community SME's in this topic or our team will review your scenario and circle back at the possible earliest time.
Something like this
https://github.com/Azure/Community-Policy/tree/master/Policies/Network/enforce_vnet_dns_servers
Or you can do it via powershell/automation: powershell scans for DNS and if not linked, a condition will link it