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vinted-dns

Introduction

This is an example Terraform setup to provision DNS records to Cloudflare and a local Bind instance providers from a single configuration file, with the ability to configure specific values for each provider. Version 2 is implemented without conversion scripts using only native Terraform v0.12.24 data structures (lists, nested maps) and resources (for_each, dynamic blocks) while Version 1 utilized JSON file as a back-end store and a custom script to convert it to Terraform configuration files.

How to run

Setup

Install Terraform. HashiCorp installation guide

$ terraform -v
Terraform v0.12.24

Clone git repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/unitmatrix/vinted-dns.git && cd vinted-dns

You will need the following data to begin: Cloudflare account ID, Cloudflare API access token, DNS rndc key name, key alorithm and secret. Put this sensitive data as environment variables in a secret.tfvars file as shown below:

cloudflare_api_token="sample_token"
cloudflare_account_id="sample_id"

dns_key_name="sample_rndc_key_name."
dns_key_algorithm="sample_key_algorithm"
dns_key_secret="sample_key_secret"

Secure file permissions:

$ chmod 0600 secret.tfvars

Start a local BIND server instance locally:

docker pull sameersbn/bind:9.11.3-20200507

Run docker instance:

docker run --name bind -d --restart=always \
--publish 53:53/tcp --publish 53:53/udp \
--publish 10000:10000/tcp --publish 953:953/tcp \
--volume /srv/docker/bind:/data \
sameersbn/bind:9.11.3-20200507

Port 10000 is for the webmin admin tool. Access it via https://localhost:1000 with root/password, create your zone and setup rndc key. Make sure to include the following policy for your zone:

 update-policy {
    grant rndc-key zonesub any;
 };

so terraform is able to update your records. More details: Using rndc and sameersbn/bind

Usage

Edit your zones file zones.tfvars to update your DNS records as needed. File format is self-explanatory, variable names starting with providerX_ (ex. provider1_addresses) will be applied to Cloudflare while those starting with provider2_ (ex. provider2_mxs) will be applied to Bind instance only.

Example of A record for www domain name:

record_key1 = {
    name = "www"
    ttl = 3600
    provider1_addresses = ["11.11.11.1", "11.11.11.2"]
    provider2_addresses = ["10.10.10.1", "10.10.10.2"]
    provider1_proxied = "true"
}

Run tests to validate Terraform configuration:

$ ./test.sh

Initialize Terraform:

$ terraform init

Review Terraform plan:

$ terraform plan -var-file=secret.tfvars -var-file=zones.tfvars

Apply Terraform configuration:

$ terraform apply -var-file=secret.tfvars -var-file=zones.tfvars

Verify your global and local DNS records have updated successfully:

$ dig a a1.example.com. 
;; ANSWER SECTION:
a1.example.com. 1 IN A **104.27.190.62** <- global

$ dig a a1.example.com. @localhost
;; ANSWER SECTION:
a1.example.com.      1       IN      A       **127.0.0.1** <- local