servercore_domains_rrset_v2

servercore_domains_rrset_v2

Creates and manages an RRSet in DNS Hosting using public API v2. For more information about RRSets, see the official Servercore documentation.

Example usage⁠

A RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "a_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "A"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "127.0.0.1"
    # The content value is "<ipv4_address>"
  }
}

AAAA RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "aaaa_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "AAAA"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "2400:cb00:2049:1::a29f:1804"
    # The content value is "<ipv6_address>"
  }
}

TXT RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "txt_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "TXT"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "\"hello, world!\""
    # The content value is "<text>"
  }
}

CNAME RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "cname_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "CNAME"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "origin.com."
    # The content value is "<target>"
  }
}

MX RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "mx_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "MX"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "10 mail.example.org."
    # The content value is "<priority> <host>"
  }
}

NS RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "ns_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "subdomain.example.com."
  type       = "NS"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "a.ns.srv.cr."
    # The content value is "<name_server>"
  }
}

SRV RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "srv_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "_sip._tcp.example.com."
  type       = "SRV"
  ttl        = 120
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "10 20 30 example.org."
    # The content value is "<priority> <weight> <port> <target>"
  }
}

SSHFP RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "sshfp_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "SSHFP"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "1 1 7491973e5f8b39d5327cd4e08bc81b05f7710b49"
    # The content value is "<algorithm> <fingerprint_type> <fingerprint>"
  }
}

ALIAS RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "alias_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "ALIAS"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "origin.com."
    # The content value is "<target>"
  }
}

CAA RRSet⁠

resource "servercore_domains_rrset_v2" "caa_rrset_1" {
  zone_id    = servercore_domains_zone_v2.zone_1.id
  name       = "example.com."
  type       = "CAA"
  ttl        = 60
  project_id = servercore_project_v2.project_1.id
  records {
    content = "128 issue \"letsencrypt.com.\""
    # The content value is "<flag> <tag> <value>"
  }
}

Argument Reference⁠

• zone_id — (Required) Unique identifier of the zone. Changing this creates a new RRSet. Retrieved from the servercore_domains_zone_v2 resource.

• name — (Required) RRSet name. Changing this creates a new RRSet. The value must be the same as the zone name. If type is NS, you can create an RRSet only for a subdomain, so the value must be a subzone name, the parent zone of which is delegated to DNS hosting. If type is SRVThe name must also include service and protocol, see the example usage for SRV RRSet.

• type — (Required) RRSet type. Changing this creates a new RRSet. Available types are A, AAAA, TXT, CNAME, MX, NS, SRV, SSHFP, ALIAS, CAA.

• ttl — (Required) RRSet time-to-live in seconds. The available range is from 60 to 604800.

• records — (Required) List of records in the RRSet.

  • content — (Required) Record value. The value depends on the RRSet type.

    • <ipv4_address> — IPv4-address. Applicable only to A RRSets.

    • <ipv6_address> — IPv6-address. Applicable only to AAAA RRSets.

    • <text> — Any text wrapped in \". Applicable only to TXT RRSets.

    • <target> — Canonical name of the host providing the service with a dot at the end. Applicable only to CNAME, ALIAS, and SRV RRSets.

    • <name_server> — Canonical name of the NS server. Applicable only to NS RRSets.

    • <priority> — Priority of the records preferences. Applicable only to MX and SRV RRSets. Lower value means more preferred.

    • <host> — Name of the mailserver with a dot at the end. Applicable only to MX RRSets.

    • <weight> — Weight for the records with the same priority. Higher value means more preferred. Applicable only to SRV RRSets.

    • <port> — TCP or UDP port of the host of the service. Applicable only to SRV RRSets.

    • <algorithm> — Algorithm of the public key. Applicable only to SSHFP RRSets. Available values are 1 for RSA, 2 for DSA, 3 for ECDSA, 4 for Ed25519.

    • <fingerprint_type> — Algorithm used to hash the public key. Applicable only to SSHFP RRSets. Available values are 1 for SHA-1, 2 for SHA-256.

    • <fingerprint> — Hexadecimal representation of the hash result, as text. Applicable only to SSHFP RRSets.

    • <flag> — Critical value that has a specific meaning per RFC. Applicable only to CAA RRSets. The available range is from 0 to 128.

    • <tag> — Identifier of the property represented by the record. Applicable only to CAA RRSets. Available values are issue, issuewild, iodef, auth, path, policy.

    • <value> — Value associated with the tag wrapped in \". Applicable only to CAA RRSets.

  • disabled — (Optional) Enables or disables the record. Boolean flag, the default value is false.

• project_id — (Required) Unique identifier of the associated project. Changing this creates a new RRSet. Retrieved from the servercore_vpc_project_v2 resource. Learn more about Projects.

• comment — (Optional) Comment to add to the RRSet.

Attributes Reference⁠

• managed_by — RRSet owner.

Import⁠

You can import an RRSet:

export OS_DOMAIN_NAME=<account_id>
export OS_USERNAME=<username>
export OS_PASSWORD=<password>
export INFRA_PROJECT_ID=<servercore_project_id>
terraform import servercore_domains_rrset_v2.rrset_1 <zone_name>/<rrset_name>/<rrset_type>

where:

• <account_id> — Servercore account ID. The account ID is in the top right corner of the Control panel. Learn more about Registration.

• <username> — Name of the service user. To get the name, in the Control panel, go to Identity & Access Management ⟶ User management ⟶ the Service users tab ⟶ copy the name of the required user. Learn more about Service users.

• <password> — Password of the service user.

• <servercore_project_id> — Unique identifier of the associated project. To get the ID, in the Control panel, go to Cloud Platform ⟶ project name ⟶ copy the ID of the required project. Learn more about Projects.

• <zone_name> — Zone name, for example, example.com.. To get the name, in the Control panel, go to DNS. The zone name is in the Zone Column.

• <rrset_name> — RRSet name, for example, example.com.. To get the name, in the Control panel, go to DNS → the zone page. The RRSet name is in the Group name Column.

• <rrset_type> — RRSet type. To get the type, in the Control panel, go to DNS → the zone page. The RRSet type is in the Type Column.