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🪐 Usage
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Install the package pip install octodns-exoscale.
📜 Configuration
providers:
exoscale:
class: octodns_exoscale.ExoscaleProvider
# The auth_key, auth_secret and auth_zone are required.
auth_key: env/EXOSCALE_AUTH_KEY
auth_secret: env/EXOSCALE_AUTH_SECRET
auth_zone: env/EXOSCALE_AUTH_ZONE
# This provider can't create Zones. Create the DNS zone manually
# in the exoscale dashboard first.
create_zone: false
🛠️ Dev
Run linter and formatter
black octodns_exoscale/ test/
isort octodns_exoscale/ test/
Run test
# Run all tests
pytest
# Run a single test
pytest test/test_main.py::test_populate_A
🙋♂️ Support & Assistance
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⚖️ License
See here.
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