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Feature Request: Dynamic generated env config #577

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mageddo opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 0 comments
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Feature Request: Dynamic generated env config #577

mageddo opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 0 comments
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feature-request Proposal of a new feature/behavior to be implemented, not reviewed by the repo authors yet

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mageddo commented Sep 25, 2024

Summary & Motivation

Dynamic generated envs based on the JSON config file this way there won´t be necessary to create a manual env for every new config exposed at the config file.

Example:

Provide a solver which can solve from previously configured DNS records.
It's will be useful because people can use DPS for static DNS entries instead of use /etc/hosts or something like.

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What is supposed to do in short. (Optional)

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A simple, static DNS server

Non-Goals

What people would think it is supposed to do, but it is not? (Optional)

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  • Not to implement a full and complex DNS server

Description

Explain the feature details and how it would work, usecases, examples, snippets of code,
inputs and outputs, etc. (Required)

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Storage

DNS records will be stored at the existing DPS config file.

DNS Records

  • It will have support to A, AAAA and CNAME entries.
  • Also, TTL by record will be supported
@mageddo mageddo added the feature-request Proposal of a new feature/behavior to be implemented, not reviewed by the repo authors yet label Sep 25, 2024
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