This is the source of the PowerDNS pipe backend adapter powering xip.io.
Copy etc/xip-pdns.conf.example to /etc/xip-pdns.conf, and modify to meet
your needs.
Example:
/etc/xip-pdns.conf
# Increment this timestamp when the contents of the file change.
XIP_TIMESTAMP="2014102800"
# The top-level domain for which the name server is authoritative.
XIP_DOMAIN="xip.test"
# The public IP addresses (e.g. for the web site) of the top-level domain.
# `A` queries for the top-level domain will return this list of addresses.
XIP_ROOT_ADDRESSES=( "1.2.3.1" )
# The public IP addresses on which this xip-pdns server will run.
# `NS` queries for the top-level domain will return this list of addresses.
# Each entry maps to a 1-based subdomain of the format `ns-1`, `ns-2`, etc.
# `A` queries for these subdomains map to the corresponding addresses here.
XIP_NS_ADDRESSES=( "1.2.3.4" "1.2.3.5" )
# How long responses should be cached, in seconds.
XIP_TTL=300
Then copy etc/xip-pdns.backend.conf.example to
/etc/powerdns/pdns.d/xip.conf (or the appropriate PowerDNS backend adapter
configuration location for your system), and modify to meet your needs.
Example:
/etc/powerdns/pdns.d/xip.conf
launch=pipe
pipe-command=/usr/local/bin/xip-pdns /etc/xip-pdns.conf
Finally, copy bin/xip-pdns to /usr/local/bin/xip-pdns (or wherever you
prefer).
Restart PowerDNS, and test.
$ dig test-10-0-0-1.xip.test @localhost
;; ANSWER SECTION:
test.10.0.0.1.xip.test. 300 IN A 10.0.0.1
Note: Replace localhost with the address of the host running PowerDNS.
XIP PDNS can easily be deployed with the included Dockerfile as follows.
First copy etc/xip-pdns.conf.example to /path/to/xip-pdns.conf (wherever
you want it), and modify for your needs. Build, and run with Docker:
$ cp -a etc/xip-pdns.conf.example etc/xip-pdns.conf
$ docker build -t 'xip-pdns' .
$ docker run -it \
-p 0.0.0.0:53:53/tcp \
-p 0.0.0.0:53:53/udp \
-v ./etc/xip-pdns.conf:/etc/xip-pdns.conf \
xip-pdns
Alternatively, the above can be run with Docker Compose using the included
docker-compose.yml:
$ docker-compose up
And test:
$ dig test-10-0-0-1.xip.test @localhost
;; ANSWER SECTION:
test.10.0.0.1.xip.test. 300 IN A 10.0.0.1
Note: Replace localhost with the host running the Docker container.
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