0.9.2 • Published 4 years ago
awdns v0.9.2
awdns - Command line DNS admin tool for AWS
Create, update and delete DNS records and zones hosted at AWS.
Motivation
AWS console and official CLI are both powerful, yet complicated. awdns is a simple CLI tool to ease the burden of administering Route53 DNS domains for the most popular DNS records (A, AAAA).
Features
- List all zones
- List all records in a zone
- Add a record to a zone
- Delete records from a zone
- Terse Unix responses (default) or verbose JSON responses.
Examples
List all zones in the AWS account.
$ ./bin/awdns zones
List all zones in the AWS account, with JSON output.
$ ./bin/awdns --verbose zones
List all records associated with a single zone, in a BIND-like format.
$ ./bin/awdns ls example.com
Add a new record, to a pre-existing zone in the AWS account.
$ ./bin/awdns add foo4.example.com 127.0.0.1
Delete all records matching NAME, from a pre-existing zone in the AWS account.
$ ./bin/awdns del foo4.example.com
Usage
AWS authentication is handled via the AWS JavaScript SDK (Credential details here.).
Full usage documentation via --help
on the command line:
$ ./bin/awdns --help
Usage: awdns [options] [command]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
--ttl <num> Specify TTL for new records (default: 300)
--verbose Enable verbose responses
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
add <FQDN> <address> Add A or AAAA record to zone
del <FQDN> Delete all RRs from a zone with given FQDN
ls <DOMAIN> List all records for zone
zones List all zones
help [command] display help for command
Installation
$ git clone https://github.com/bloq/awdns.git
$ cd awdns
$ npm i
$ ./bin/awdns ...
0.9.2
4 years ago