Originally created by @achtnullzwei on GitHub (Apr 1, 2025).
Create the ability to automatically provision relevant DNS entries upon creating a resource. Similar to the behavior in CF. Something like this:
Object to configure domain, provider & credentials for the domain provider API
Upon creating a service, check the domain, if its available in the object
if yes, provision the relevant dns entry to the domain via domain provider API
upon removal of the resource, remove the dns entry
Of course, this depends on whether the domain provider has a proper API etc. I assume for the more commonly used ones, there are existing libraries that could be leveraged.
Would be a rly nice feature. :)
Originally created by @achtnullzwei on GitHub (Apr 1, 2025).
Create the ability to automatically provision relevant DNS entries upon creating a resource. Similar to the behavior in CF. Something like this:
- Object to configure domain, provider & credentials for the domain provider API
- Upon creating a service, check the domain, if its available in the object
- if yes, provision the relevant dns entry to the domain via domain provider API
- upon removal of the resource, remove the dns entry
Of course, this depends on whether the domain provider has a proper API etc. I assume for the more commonly used ones, there are existing libraries that could be leveraged.
Would be a rly nice feature. :)
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Originally created by @achtnullzwei on GitHub (Apr 1, 2025).
Create the ability to automatically provision relevant DNS entries upon creating a resource. Similar to the behavior in CF. Something like this:
Of course, this depends on whether the domain provider has a proper API etc. I assume for the more commonly used ones, there are existing libraries that could be leveraged.
Would be a rly nice feature. :)
@achtnullzwei commented on GitHub (Apr 1, 2025):
Seems this was already discussed in #259
I still think it would be a nice feature. Maybe long term :)