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In the age of DNS providers with APIs, you really should have at least two. At YC we've just moved everything to Route53 and will be adding more - likely CloudF
by kogir 12y ago
In the age of DNS providers with APIs, you really should have at least two. At YC we've just moved everything to Route53 and will be adding more - likely CloudFlare and Google Cloud DNS.
All of it will be managed by configuration files in version control, and won't require anything antiquated like zone transfers.
If the code is clean enough I'll release it with pluggable registrar and DNS provider modules.
- randall 12y agoPlease. The zone transfer thing is what's been the most burdensome. We'd love to have a github repo that we could create a post commit hook to tell a bot to update the syncing.
- colmmacc 12y agohttps://dns-api.com/ https://dns-api.com/ is a Git based Route 53 reseller (https://dns-api.com/docs/ https://dns-api.com/docs/). Netflix's denominator is also a great project for managing multi-provider pushes: https://github.com/Netflix/denominator https://github.com/Netflix/denominator . It even supports advanced record types, such as geo and weighted sets.