Azure Provisioning Dns client library for .NET - version 1.0.0-beta.1

Azure.Provisioning.Dns simplifies declarative resource provisioning in .NET.

Getting started

Install the package

Install the client library for .NET with NuGet:

dotnet add package Azure.Provisioning.Dns --prerelease

Prerequisites

You must have an Azure subscription.

Authenticate the Client

Key concepts

This library allows you to specify your infrastructure in a declarative style using dotnet. You can then use azd to deploy your infrastructure to Azure directly without needing to write or maintain bicep or arm templates.

Examples

Create a DNS Zone

This template shows how to create a DNS zone within Azure DNS and how to add some record sets to it.

Infrastructure infra = new();

ProvisioningParameter zoneName = new(nameof(zoneName), typeof(string))
{
    Description = "The name of the DNS zone to be created.  Must have at least 2 segments, e.g. hostname.org",
    Value = BicepFunction.Interpolate($"{BicepFunction.GetUniqueString(BicepFunction.GetResourceGroup().Id)}.azurequickstart.org")
};
infra.Add(zoneName);

ProvisioningParameter recordName = new(nameof(recordName), typeof(string))
{
    Description = "The name of the DNS record to be created.  The name is relative to the zone, not the FQDN.",
    Value = "www"
};
infra.Add(recordName);

DnsZone zone = new(nameof(zone), DnsZone.ResourceVersions.V2018_05_01)
{
    Name = zoneName,
    Location = new AzureLocation("global")
};
infra.Add(zone);

DnsARecord aRecord = new(nameof(aRecord), DnsARecord.ResourceVersions.V2018_05_01)
{
    Parent = zone,
    Name = recordName,
    TtlInSeconds = 3600,
    ARecords =
    {
        new DnsARecordInfo() { Ipv4Addresses = IPAddress.Parse("203.0.113.1") },
        new DnsARecordInfo() { Ipv4Addresses = IPAddress.Parse("203.0.113.2") }
    }
};
infra.Add(aRecord);

Troubleshooting

• File an issue via GitHub Issues.
• Check previous questions or ask new ones on Stack Overflow using Azure and .NET tags.

Next steps

Contributing

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