ansible-role-bind/README.md

Ansible role: Bind

Install and configure bind with dnssec

Requirements

None

Role variables

• bind_role - the role master or slave, don't generate dnssec key on slave
• bind_zones - the dns zones
• bind_listen_ipv4 - enable or disable ip v4 support (default: true)
• bind_listen_ipv6 - enable or disable ip v6 support (default: true)

How to use

• host_vars/dns-master

bind_role: master

• host_vars/dns-slave

bind_role: slave

• group_vars/dns-server

bind_listen_ipv6: true
bind_listen_ipv4: true

bind_zones:
 test.local:
   ns_primary: ns1.test.local
   mail: root@test.local
   serial: 2017092202
   dnssec: yes
   entries:
     - { name: '@', type: ns, value: localhost. }
     - { name: hello, type: a, value: 1.2.3.4 }
 hello.local:
   ns_primary: ns1.hello.local
   mail: root@hello.local
   serial: 2017092201
   dnssec: no
   entries:
     - { name: '@', type: ns, value: localhost. }
     - { name: hello, type: a, value: 4.3.2.1 }

• playbook

- hosts: dns-server
  roles:
    - bind 

Development

Tests with docker

• install docker
• install ruby
• install bundler gem install bundler
• install dependencies bundle install
• run the tests kitchen test

License

Copyright (c) 2017 Adrien Waksberg

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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