r53dyndns

Dynamic DNS service backed by AWS Route 53.

Overview

This app will update a DNS record on Route 53 with your current IP.

Installation

Debian

$ curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/gregarmer/packages/script.deb.sh | sudo bash

CentOS (or RHEL / other rpm based distro's)

$ curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/gregarmer/packages/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash

Getting Started

1. Follow the installation steps above.

2. Configure ~/.r53dyndns or r53dyndns.cfg - something like this:

   {
     "aws_access_key": "UBGKJEBGKE56783JHVFW",
     "aws_secret_key": "webgrwebgjwbewegfkeg"
   }

3. Run r53dyndns -d your.domain.com

Usage

$ r53dyndns -h
Usage of r53dyndns:
  -c string  path to the config file (default "~/.r53dyndns")
  -d string  domain to update
  -v         be verbose

-c config.cfg is optional. If you don't specify a config it'll default to ~/.r53dyndns.

The -v parameter will make r53dyndns be verbose about what is actually happening.