Cloud DNS service helps IONOS Cloud customers to automate DNS Zone and Record management.
The IONOS Cloud SDK for Python provides you with access to the IONOS Cloud API. The client library supports both simple and complex requests. It is designed for developers who are building applications in Python. All API operations are performed over SSL and authenticated using your IONOS Cloud portal credentials. The API can be accessed within an instance running in IONOS Cloud or directly over the Internet from any application that can send an HTTPS request and receive an HTTPS response.
Requirements:
Since this package is hosted on Pypi you can install it by using:
pip install ionoscloud-dns
If the python package is hosted on a repository, you can install directly using:
pip install git+https://github.com/ionos-cloud/sdk-python-dns.git
Note: you may need to run pip with root permission: sudo pip install git+https://github.com/ionos-cloud/sdk-python-dns.git
Then import the package:
import ionoscloud_dns
Install via Setuptools.
python setup.py install --user
or sudo python setup.py install to install the package for all users
Then import the package:
import ionoscloud_dns
NOTE: The Python SDK does not support Python 2. It only supports Python >= 3.5.
The username and password or the authentication token can be manually specified when initializing the SDK client:
configuration = ionoscloud_dns.Configuration(
username='YOUR_USERNAME',
password='YOUR_PASSWORD',
token='YOUR_TOKEN'
)
client = ionoscloud_dns.ApiClient(configuration)
Environment variables can also be used. This is an example of how one would do that:
import os
configuration = ionoscloud_dns.Configuration(
username=os.environ.get('IONOS_USERNAME'),
password=os.environ.get('IONOS_PASSWORD'),
token=os.environ.get('IONOS_TOKEN')
)
client = ionoscloud_dns.ApiClient(configuration)
Warning: Make sure to follow the Information Security Best Practices when using credentials within your code or storing them in a file.
You can use http proxies by setting the following environment variables:
IONOS_HTTP_PROXY - proxy URLIONOS_HTTP_PROXY_HEADERS - proxy headersEach line in IONOS_HTTP_PROXY_HEADERS represents one header, where the header name and value is separated by a colon. Newline characters within a value need to be escaped. See this example:
Connection: Keep-Alive
User-Info: MyID
User-Group: my long\nheader value
Base URL for the HTTP operation can be changed in the following way:
import os
configuration = ionoscloud_dns.Configuration(
username=os.environ.get('IONOS_USERNAME'),
password=os.environ.get('IONOS_PASSWORD'),
host=os.environ.get('IONOS_API_URL'),
server_index=None,
)
client = ionoscloud_dns.ApiClient(configuration)
You can enable certificate pinning if you want to bypass the normal certificate checking procedure, by doing the following:
Set env variable IONOS_PINNED_CERT=<insert_sha256_public_fingerprint_here>
You can get the sha256 fingerprint most easily from the browser by inspecting the certificate.
All URIs are relative to https://dns.de-fra.ionos.com
| Class | Method | HTTP request | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| DNSSECApi | zones_keys_delete | DELETE /zones/{zoneId}/keys | Delete a DNSSEC key |
| DNSSECApi | zones_keys_get | GET /zones/{zoneId}/keys | Retrieve a DNSSEC key |
| DNSSECApi | zones_keys_post | POST /zones/{zoneId}/keys | Create a DNSSEC key |
| QuotaApi | quota_get | GET /quota | Retrieve resources quota |
| RecordsApi | records_get | GET /records | Retrieve all records from primary zones |
| RecordsApi | secondaryzones_records_get | GET /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId}/records | Retrieve records for a secondary zone |
| RecordsApi | zones_records_delete | DELETE /zones/{zoneId}/records/{recordId} | Delete a record |
| RecordsApi | zones_records_find_by_id | GET /zones/{zoneId}/records/{recordId} | Retrieve a record |
| RecordsApi | zones_records_get | GET /zones/{zoneId}/records | Retrieve records |
| RecordsApi | zones_records_post | POST /zones/{zoneId}/records | Create a record |
| RecordsApi | zones_records_put | PUT /zones/{zoneId}/records/{recordId} | Update a record |
| ReverseRecordsApi | reverserecords_delete | DELETE /reverserecords/{reverserecordId} | Delete a reverse DNS record |
| ReverseRecordsApi | reverserecords_find_by_id | GET /reverserecords/{reverserecordId} | Retrieve a reverse DNS record |
| ReverseRecordsApi | reverserecords_get | GET /reverserecords | Retrieves existing reverse DNS records |
| ReverseRecordsApi | reverserecords_post | POST /reverserecords | Create a reverse DNS record |
| ReverseRecordsApi | reverserecords_put | PUT /reverserecords/{reverserecordId} | Update a reverse DNS record |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_axfr_get | GET /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId}/axfr | Get status of zone transfer |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_axfr_put | PUT /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId}/axfr | Start zone transfer |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_delete | DELETE /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId} | Delete a secondary zone |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_find_by_id | GET /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId} | Retrieve a secondary zone |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_get | GET /secondaryzones | Retrieve secondary zones |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_post | POST /secondaryzones | Create a secondary zone |
| SecondaryZonesApi | secondaryzones_put | PUT /secondaryzones/{secondaryZoneId} | Update a secondary zone |
| ZoneFilesApi | zones_zonefile_get | GET /zones/{zoneId}/zonefile | Retrieve a zone file |
| ZoneFilesApi | zones_zonefile_put | PUT /zones/{zoneId}/zonefile | Updates a zone with a file |
| ZonesApi | zones_delete | DELETE /zones/{zoneId} | Delete a zone |
| ZonesApi | zones_find_by_id | GET /zones/{zoneId} | Retrieve a zone |
| ZonesApi | zones_get | GET /zones | Retrieve zones |
| ZonesApi | zones_post | POST /zones | Create a zone |
| ZonesApi | zones_put | PUT /zones/{zoneId} | Update a zone |
All URIs are relative to https://dns.de-fra.ionos.com
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