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Create multiple DNS zones with records on DigitalOcean.
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# noinspection PyPackageRequirements | |
import digitalocean | |
""" | |
Create multiple DNS zones with records on DigitalOcean. | |
This Gist allows you to easily insert several dozens of domain names with the same records (it's possible to | |
use some variables). It's rather simple to adjust to your use-case, i.e. adding new variables, etc. | |
Note: Requires python-digitalocean - don't forget to update the script with your token, default IP, your domain | |
names and your records. | |
HTH | |
""" | |
def replace_all(text, dic): | |
for i, x in dic.items(): | |
text = text.replace('{%s}' % i, x) | |
return text | |
# DO Token. | |
token = "<YOUR TOKEN>" | |
default_IP = '<DEFAULT IP>' | |
# All the domains we're going to create. | |
domains = [ | |
'dom1.tld', | |
'dom2.tld', | |
'dom3.tld', | |
'dom4.tld' | |
] | |
records = [ | |
{ | |
'type': 'A', | |
'name': 'www', | |
'data': default_IP | |
}, | |
{ | |
'type': 'MX', | |
'name': '@', | |
'priority': '10', | |
'data': 'mail.primary.tld.' | |
}, | |
{ | |
'type': 'TXT', | |
'name': '@', | |
'data': '"v=spf1 redirect=_spf.primary.tld"' | |
}, | |
{ | |
'type': 'CNAME', | |
'name': '2015._domainkey', | |
'data': '{domain-notld}_2015._domainkey.primary.tld.' | |
} | |
] | |
# Create the domain names. | |
for domain in domains: | |
do_domain = digitalocean.Domain(token=token, name=domain, ip_address=default_IP) | |
do_domain.create() | |
for record in records: | |
record['data'] = replace_all(record['data'], { | |
'domain': domain, | |
'domain-notld': domain.split('.')[0] | |
}) | |
do_domain.create_new_domain_record(**record) |
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