> I do this by creating a separate instance of PowerDNS for writes.
Thanks, this is exactly the same approach I ended up going with. It's
working well for me!
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Philip,
Do you make make changes to your zones? If you don’t need to change the zone
contents and your puppet is meant as a way to easily reinstall/add servers, it
might make more sense to adapt your puppet manifests to:
- load the zonefile
- use pdnsutil (or the API) to add dnssec signing para
Hello,
We want to put everything in one place (puppet), so that we don't have to make
a backup of the database. And we want a minimum of moving parts, that is why
there is no database backend.
The setup uses native zones, so we don't do zone transfers with masters and
slaves. So i figured, wi
Hi,
>
> my company is planning the migration of our authoritative name servers
> to powerdns 4.1.x with a bind backend (managed with puppet). this part
> is working as intended.
[...]
> The question is:
>
> can I put the |bind-dnssec-db.sqlite3| inside puppet after I secured the
> zone. (can
