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Example Git repository

LuaDNS service allows you to manage DNS settings with git.

This is an example git repository, read more here: http://www.luadns.com/help.html#git-integration

Add a new zone

To add a new zone, create a new file with zone name, appending .lua suffix when using Lua format or .bind when using Bind format. Push your changes with git, the zone and it's records will be added to LuaDNS name servers:

touch example.com.lua
git add git example.com.lua
git commit -m "Add example.com zone" example.com.lua
git push

Remove a zone

To remove a zone, remove the file and push the changes to remove zone from LuaDNS name servers:

git rm example.com.lua
git commit -m "Remove example.com zone" example.com.lua
git push

System Templates

You can find here ready to use templates for common services.

Example Usage:

-- File: example.com.lua
-- Zone: example.com

-- Load system templates.
local templates = require("templates")

-- Apply Google Workspace template.
templates:google_workspace()

Custom Templates

The .lua files from templates directory of your repository are executed before other .lua files. You can put your global functions and variables there.

Examples:

• templates - All .lua files from this directory are executed before each .lua zone file
• example.com.lua - Example zone using Lua zone format
• example.com.clones - Domain aliases example (one domain per line)
• example.org.bind - Example zone using Bind zone format
• 1.168.192.in-addr.arpa.lua - Reverse zone using Lua zone format

Pre-commit Hook

When changes are pushed to the git repository users are receiving an email with the build status. The workflow can be speed up by using a pre-commit hook which validates your DNS files by running syntax checks.