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cli53 – Command line tool for Amazon Route 53
- GauntletWizard 2y agoCLI53 is great, an important part of my toolkit. I mostly make DNS changes manually through the console, because it's the easiest way to lookup LBs and cloudfront entries, but I then export to zone files and commit them to version control. It's an easy dev experience. I will say they need to do a new official release - Compiled from source, it supports AWS SSO, but the released binaries don't.
- markild 2y agoThough I have fairly pedestrian DNS needs, I find dnscontrol[0] a real treat to use. Also makes it possible and easy to quickly flip providers. [0] https://dnscontrol.org/ https://dnscontrol.org/
- throw0101a 2y agoSee also lexicon, which can handle several dozen APIs: * https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon Usable as CLI and Python library.
- efitz 2y agoAWS’ Route 53 API is awful. I wrote a Python CLI app around it that is very intuitive for simple DNS tasks like managing RR’s and scheduling with cron to DIY dynamic DNS: https://github.com/ericfitz/r53 https://github.com/ericfitz/r53 implement DIY
- ra 2y agoI used this just today to generate a BIND format zone file from a route 53 zone.