# AWS Route 53 DNS Provider

This is a drop-in provider for apnscp to enable DNS support for accounts that use AWS. This provider is built into apnscp.

# Configuring

EditDomain -c dns,provider=aws -c dns,key='[key:ABCDEF123,secret:AbCdEf12345]' domain.com

Where the key is created within AWS. Your API key is available within your AWS IAM Console. See also Managing Access Keys for Your AWS Account Root User.

# Configurables

key: IAM key
secret: IAM secret
region: AWS region. Refer to Regions and Availability Zones

# Setting as default

AWS may be configured as the default provider for all sites using the dns.default-provider Scope. When adding a site in Nexus or AddDomain the key will be replaced with "DEFAULT". This is substituted automatically on account creation.

cpcmd config_set dns.default-provider aws
cpcmd config_set dns.default-provider-key '[key:ABCDEF123,secret:abCdEf12345]'

Note that it is not safe to set this value as a server-wide default in untrusted multiuser environments. A user with panel access can retrieve your key common_get_service_value dns key or even using Javascript in the panel, apnscp.cmd('common_get_service_value',['dns','key'], {async: false}).

# Components

Module- overrides Dns_Module behavior
Validator- service validator, checks input with AddDomain/EditDomain helpers

# Minimal module methods

All module methods can be overwritten. The following are the bare minimum that are overwritten for this DNS provider to work:

atomicUpdate() attempts a record modification, which must retain the original record if it fails
zoneAxfr() returns all DNS records
add_record() add a DNS record
remove_record() removes a DNS record
get_hosting_nameservers() returns nameservers for the DNS provider
add_zone_backend() creates DNS zone
remove_zone_backend() removes a DNS zone

See also: Creating a provider (hq.apnscp.com)

# Contributing

Submit a PR and have fun!

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