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this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2023
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I’ve not automated creation of records for new services, but I’ve made it easier for myself by making
hostname.domain.extthe dynamic DNS (managed by a simple cron job with curl commands interacting with the API), and allservice.domain.extjust CNAME to the main record.I don’t think I’ll be automating the creation of the CNAME records because something tells me I’d end up leaving a bunch of dead service DNS records behind.
I think that this could be the cleanest solution, could you share the curl command you used to interact with the API? (Of course replacing your actual access token with ** etc.)