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python-powerdns

PowerDNS web api python client and interface

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python-powerdns -- PowerDNS web api python client and interface

Contact: Denis 'jawa' Pompilio denis.pompilio@gmail.com

Sources: https://github.com/outini/python-powerdns

About

This package provides intuitive and easy to use python client and interface for the PowerDNS web API.

Installation

python setup.py install

or

pip install python-powerdns

Helpers

pdns-zone-creator

usage: pdns-create-zone [-h] -A API -K APIKEY -z ZONE -o ORIGIN -c ZONE -d DNS
                        [-t TIMERS]

PowerDNS zone creator

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -A API, --api API     PowerDNS api (eg. https://api.domain.tld/api/v1
  -K APIKEY, --key APIKEY
                        PowerDNS api key
  -z ZONE, --zone ZONE  Zone name (canonical)
  -o ORIGIN, --origin ORIGIN
                        Zone origin (for SOA)
  -c ZONE, --contact ZONE
                        Zone contact (for SOA)
  -d DNS, --dns DNS     Zone nameservers comma separated
  -t TIMERS, --timers TIMERS
                        Zone timers (eg. '28800 7200 604800 86400')
./bin/pdns-create-zone -A "https://api.domain.tld/api/v1" -K "xxxxxxxxx" \
                       -z "myzone.domain.tld." \
                       -o "ns01.domain.tld." -c "admin.domain.tld." \
                       -d "nsd01.domain.tld.,nsd02.domain.tld."
powerdns.interface INFO: listing available PowerDNS servers
powerdns.interface INFO: getting available servers from API
powerdns.client INFO: request: GET https://api.domain.tld/api/v1/servers
powerdns.client INFO: request response code: 200
powerdns.interface INFO: 1 server(s) listed
powerdns.interface INFO: creation of zone: myzone.domain.tld.
powerdns.client INFO: request: POST https://api.domain.tld/api/v1/servers/localhost/zones
powerdns.client INFO: request response code: 201
powerdns.interface INFO: zone myzone.domain.tld. successfully created

Examples

Basic initialization

import powerdns

PDNS_API = "https://my.pdns.api.domain.tld/api/v1"
PDNS_KEY = "mysupersecretbase64key"

api_client = powerdns.PDNSApiClient(api_endpoint=PDNS_API, api_key=PDNS_KEY)
api = powerdns.PDNSEndpoint(api_client)

Creation and deletion of zones

from datetime import date

# Creating new zone on first PowerDNS server
serial = date.today().strftime("%Y%m%d00")
soa = "ns0.domain.tld. admin.domain.tld. %s 28800 7200 604800 86400" % serial
soa_r = powerdns.RRSet(name='test.python-powerdns.domain.tld.',
                       rtype="SOA",
                       records=[(soa, False)],
                       ttl=86400)
zone = api.servers[0].create_zone(name="test.python-powerdns.domain.tld.",
                                  kind="Native",
                                  rrsets=[soa_r],
                                  nameservers=["ns1.domain.tld.",
                                               "ns2.domain.tld."])

# Getting new zone info
print(zone)
print(zone.details)

# Deleting newly created zone
api.servers[0].delete_zone(zone.name)

Creation and deletion of DNS records

zone = api.servers[0].get_zone("test.python-powerdns.domain.tld.")

comments = [powerdns.Comment("test comment", "admin")]

zone.create_records([
    powerdns.RRSet('a', 'A', [('1.1.1.1', False)], comments=comments),
    powerdns.RRSet('b', 'A', ['1.1.1.2', '1.1.1.3']),
    powerdns.RRSet('c', 'A', [('1.1.1.4', False)]),
    powerdns.RRSet('d', 'CNAME', ['a'])
])

zone.delete_records([
    powerdns.RRSet('a', 'A', [('1.1.1.1', False)]),
    powerdns.RRSet('d', 'CNAME', ['a'])
])

Where (for the first RRSet):

  • a is the NAME of the record
  • A is the TYPE of the record
  • [('1.1.1.1', False)] is a list of RDATA entries (tuples or just strings), where:
    • '1.1.1.1' is the RDATA
    • False tells that this RDATA entry is NOT disabled

Backup and restoration of zones

# Backup every zone of every PowerDNS server
for server in api.servers:
    backup_dir = "backups/%s" % server.id
    for zone in server.zones:
        zone.backup(backup_dir)

# Restore a single zone on first PowerDNS server
zone_file = "backups/pdns-server-01/my.domain.tld.json"
api.servers[0].restore_zone(zone_file)

Tests

PowerDNS service

A simple Dockerfile is provided to spawn a basic powerdns service for tests purposes. The container is built using:

docker build --tag pdns .

And started using:

docker run --rm -it pdns

Python Unit-Tests

Python unit-tests are available in the tests directory. Based on unittests, those are run using coverage run -m unittest discover or integrated in your IDE for development purposes. Those tests require a PDNS service to connect to (see PowerDNS service section above).

Those tests are very limited at the moment and will be improved in the future.

License

MIT LICENSE (see LICENSE file)

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