cloudns-cloudformation-sync
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Copyright (C) Clouden Oy 2020, author Kenneth Falck kennu@clouden.net.
Released under the MIT license.
This tool can be used to autogenerate ClouDNS records for CloudFormation resources like CloudFront distributions and API Gateway domains.
npm install cloudns-cloudformation-sync
CloudFormation export name must specify the resource type and record hostname as follows:
ClouDNS:CNAME:myhost:example:org
CloudFormation export value must specify the record value as-is (for instance, a distribution domain name):
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.cloudfront.net
The above example will generate the following record in the ClouDNS zone example.org:
myhost.example.org CNAME xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.cloudfront.net
Other resource types are also allowed (A, AAAA, ALIAS, etc).
Use the cloudns-cloudformation-sync command to synchronize ClouDNS records.
AWS_PROFILE=xxx cloudns-cloudformation-sync <cloudns-username> <cloudns-password-parameter-name> [ttl]
Options:
AWS_PROFILE=xxx - Specify your AWS profile in ~/.aws/credentials as an environment variable
<cloudns-username> - ClouDNS API sub-auth-user
<cloudns-password-parameter-name> - SSM Parameter with the encrypted ClouDNS API password
[ttl] - Optional TTL for generated records (defaults to 300)
You can create your ClouDNS API credentials in the ClouDNS management console.
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