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Syncs an A Record in Route53 with your external IP

Project description

Tool to Sync your external IP address with an A Record in Route 53

Usage

  • Install AWS CLI and add your credentials

  • Run “pip install -e .” in the programs parent directory

  • Run commmand ‘set-ddnsaws’ with DNS Name and Hosted Zone ID arguments.

  • Or Configure JSON and run with just the command.

  • Cronjob the command to run every 15 minutes.

Examples

Example to upload with CLI arguments:

set-ddnsaws -DNSName "blog.example.com" -HostedZoneId "000aaa00"

Example to upload config.josn arguments:

set-ddnsaws

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