exoscale_domain_record (Data Source)

Fetch Exoscale DNS Domain Records data.

Corresponding resource: exoscale_domain_record.

Example Usage

data "exoscale_domain" "my_domain" {
  name = "my.domain"
}

data "exoscale_domain_record" "my_exoscale_domain_A_records" {
  domain = data.exoscale_domain.my_domain.name
  filter {
    name        = "my-host"
    record_type = "A"
  }
}

data "exoscale_domain_record" "my_exoscale_domain_NS_records" {
  domain = data.exoscale_domain.my_domain.name
  filter {
    content_regex = "ns.*"
  }
}

output "my_exoscale_domain_A_records" {
  value = join("\n", formatlist(
    "%s", data.exoscale_domain_record.my_exoscale_domain_A_records.records.*.name
  ))
}

output "my_exoscale_domain_NS_records" {
  value = join("\n", formatlist(
    "%s", data.exoscale_domain_record.my_exoscale_domain_NS_records.records.*.content
  ))
}

Please refer to the examples directory for complete configuration examples.

Schema

Required

• domain (String) The exoscale_domain name to match.
• filter (Block List, Min: 1, Max: 1) Filter to apply when looking up domain records. (see below for nested schema)

Read-Only

• id (String) The ID of this resource.
• records (List of Object) The list of matching records. Structure is documented below. (see below for nested schema)

Nested Schema for filter

Optional:

• content_regex (String) A regular expression to match the record content.
• id (String) The record ID to match.
• name (String) The domain record name to match.
• record_type (String) The record type to match.

Nested Schema for records

Read-Only:

• content (String)
• domain (String)
• id (String)
• name (String)
• prio (Number)
• record_type (String)
• ttl (Number)