Support for AWS Route 53?

[mbentley]

I wanted to check to see what your thoughts are in regards to the dnsapi plugins. I wrote a AWS Route 53 API plugin but it uses the python awscli tool and jq to parse JSON and I wasn't sure if you had strict requirements for using only bash or if 3rd party libraries could be a requirement. This probably needs some additional error checking but it's worked decently for me so far: https://gist.github.com/mbentley/d5da0bf962f050dd07ec

[Neilpang]

yes, I'd like to keep it bash only. no more dependencies, like python, perl etc.

If you can fix that, I'd be happy to merge your code.

[mbentley]

OK, thanks for the quick response. I'll see what I can do.

[theit8514]

If anyone is interested, I wrote an API for AWS Route53. It still depends on AWSCLI and Python, but doesn't need a JSON library for parsing the results.

https://gist.github.com/theit8514/2368a2030c8c31efacdd

[Neilpang]

Thanks @theit8514 , Can you make it a separate repository ? So that I can update the doc to refer to your code.

Thanks.

[theit8514]

Moved code to repository and added some docs on what is required. https://github.com/theit8514/dnsapi-route53-python

[colegatron]

I've wrote a different AWS Route53 dns api.
The difference with the @mbentley one, which it is based on, is that my one supports multiple domains and arbitrary long subdomain names.
You can issue or renew LE certs for my.com, your.com, their.com, this.is.my.domain.co.uk in a single certificate and in one single step. Only limitation is all domains should be hosted on AWS.

I've forked Neilpang/le and added my api inside (I don't want to maintain a repo for a single file); you can find it at https://github.com/colegatron/le

[oscar-b]

What's the status of the pure bash implementation for Route53?

[Neilpang]

Hi @oscar-b ,
I don't have a AWS account to test. So, please use the script from @colegatron .

[colegatron]

The dns-aws script is ready for production.

At least I have it running in the production deployment pipeline issuing
and renewing automatically the certificates.

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El 25 mar. 2016 12:35 a. m., "Oscar Bolmsten" notifications@github.com
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What's the status of the pure bash implementation for Route53?

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[oscar-b]

But it still have external dependencies on other scripts and Python?

[colegatron]

My own script is not part of Neil development and it is not tied to his
repo restrictions.

I try to keep things simple, easy and functional, but write
pure-whatever-language is never part of my requirements.

Feel free to use it as is or modify it as per your needs.
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[oscar-b]

The requirement is due to the fact that this is for an embedded system, and disk space is a bit limited. I will see if it's feasible to install the aws cli. Thanks!

[colegatron]

The dns-aws api depends on jq aside aws cli, but there are only a couple of
calls to jq. For sure you can remove the jq dependency using the --output
text argument on the aws cli call and some greps and seds.

Maybe even the 3 call to the aws can be replaced with some curl call.

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The requirement is due to the fact that this is for an embedded system,
and disk space is a bit limited. I will see if it's feasible to install the
aws cli. Thanks!

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[centminmod]

@Neilpang any movement for this request ?

revisiting this request for Route53 as it's what i use for my main domains

• http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html
• http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/APIReference/requests.html
• http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/APIReference/ActionsOnRRS.html

with regards to bash only and @colegatron jq maybe acme.sh can just check if /usr/bin/jq exists (for centos 6 and centos 7 it's in EPEL repo) and enable or disable the aws plugin according. So if the jq binary doesn't exist disable aws plugin from being triggered.