PowerDNS Turrangrunt

 [root@atlantis-test-cc a_records]# cat terragrunt.hcl

locals {

  # ========= This Workspace Config

  ws_data = yamldecode(file("workspace_params.yml"))

  wf_data = yamldecode(file("workflow_params.yml"))

  tf_lib_module_release = local.wf_data.tf_code.release_tag

}


terraform {

  source = "${local.wf_data.tf_code.source_url}//?ref=${local.wf_data.tf_code.release_tag}"

}


#include {

#  path = find_in_parent_folders()

#}


inputs = {

  pdns_zone = local.ws_data.terragrunt.resources.pdns_zone

#  pdns_name = local.ws_data.terragrunt.resources.pdns_name

#  pdns_record = local.ws_data.terragrunt.resources.pdns_record

#  rtype = local.ws_data.terragrunt.resources.rtype

  records1 = {

    record0 = {

      name = "ps.dctest.io."

      pdns_zone = "dctest.io"

      type = "A"

      ttl = "300"

      records = ["10.10.33.198","10.10.33.199"]

    }

    record1 = {

      name = "sp.dctest.io."

      pdns_zone = "dctest.io"

      type = "A"

      ttl = "300"

      records = ["10.10.33.218","10.10.33.201"]

    }

  }

}



==============



[root@atlantis-test-cc a_records]# cat workspace_params.yml

workspace_common:

  owner_team: "SysOps-Team"


vault: []


terragrunt:

  resources:

#    Add A record entry here

    pdns_zone: "dctest.io"

#    pdns_name: "test101.dctest.io."

#    pdns_record: "10.10.10.101"

    rtype: "A"

#    records1:


post_terragrunt: {} # For future extensions. For now keep empty dict



================


https://github.com/8x8/auto_powerdns_mgmt



resource "powerdns_record" "www" {

# ...

#  for_each = var.records1

  for_each = { for k, v in var.records1 : k => v }

  name = each.value.name

  zone    = each.value.pdns_zone

  type    = each.value.type

  ttl     = each.value.ttl

  records = each.value.records

}


===Variables.tf



variable "pdns_api_key" {

  type = string

  default = "8x8powerdns"

}


variable "pdns_server_url" {

  type = string

  default = "http://10.170.20.26:8081"

}


variable "pdns_zone" {

  type = string

  default = "dctest.io"

}


#variable "pdns_name" {

#  type = string

#  default = "test.dctest.io."

#}


variable "records1" {

  type = map(object({

    name = string

    pdns_zone = string

    ttl = string

    records = list(string)

    type = string

    }))

}




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