gcloud dns record-sets create - creates a record-set in a managed-zone
gcloud dns record-sets create DNS_NAME --type=TYPE --zone=ZONE, -z ZONE (--rrdatas=[RRDATA,...] | [--routing-policy-type=ROUTING_POLICY_TYPE (--routing-policy-data=ROUTING_POLICY_DATA | [--routing-policy-backup-data=ROUTING_POLICY_BACKUP_DATA --routing-policy-backup-data-type=ROUTING_POLICY_BACKUP_DATA_TYPE --routing-policy-primary-data=ROUTING_POLICY_PRIMARY_DATA : --backup-data-trickle-ratio=BACKUP_DATA_TRICKLE_RATIO]) : --enable-geo-fencing --enable-health-checking]) [--location=LOCATION] [--ttl=TTL] [GCLOUD_WIDE_FLAG ...]
This command creates a record-set contained within the specified managed-zone.
To create a record-set with dnsName foo.bar.com., record type A, rrdata [1.2.3.4, 9.8.7.6] and ttl 60 in my_zone run this:
$ gcloud dns record-sets create foo.bar.com. \ --rrdatas=1.2.3.4,9.8.7.6 --type=A --ttl=60 --zone=my_zone
To create a geo routed record-set with dnsName foo.bar.com., record type A, routing_policy_data "us-centra1=1.2.3.4,2.3.4.5;us-west1=3.4.5.6,9.8.7.6" and ttl 60 in my_zone.
$ gcloud dns record-sets create foo.bar.com. \ --routing_policy_data="us-centra1=1.2.3.4,2.3.4.5;us-west1=3.4.5\
--zone=my_zone --location=us-east1-a
To create a record-set with dnsName foo.bar.com., record type A, rrdata [1.2.3.4, 9.8.7.6] and ttl 60 in my_zone in us-east1-a run this:
$ gcloud dns record-sets create us-east1-a.bar.com. \ --rrdatas=1.2.3.4,9.8.7.6 --type=A --ttl=60 --zone=my_zone \ --location=us-east1-a
To create a failover type health checked routed record-set with dnsName foo.bar.com., record type A, primary routing data "config1", backup routing data "us-centra1=1.2.3.4,2.3.4.5;us-west1=3.4.5.6,9.8.7.6", with a trickle traffic ratio of 10% to the backup data, and ttl 60 in my_zone.
$ gcloud dns record-sets create foo.bar.com. --type=A --ttl=60 \ --zone=routing-policy-test --routing_policy_type=FAILOVER \ --routing-policy-primary-data='config1' \ --routing-policy-backup-data-type=GEO \ --routing-policy-backup-data='us-centra1=1.2.3.4,2.3.4.5;us-west\ 1=3.4.5.6,9.8.7.6' --backup-data-trickle-ratio=0.1 \ --enable-health-checking --zone=my_zone
To create a geo fenced health checked routed record-set with dnsName foo.bar.com., record type A, routing-policy-data "us-centra1=config1,config2;us-west1=3.4.5.6,9.8.7.6", and ttl 60 in my_zone.
$ gcloud dns record-sets create foo.bar.com. --type=A --ttl=60 \ --zone=routing-policy-test --routing_policy_type=GEO \ --routing_policy_data='us-centra1=config1,config2;us-west1=3.4.5\
--zone=my_zone
- DNS_NAME
DNS or domain name of the record-set.
- --type=TYPE
DNS record type of the record-set (e.g. A, AAAA, MX etc.).
- --zone=ZONE, -z ZONE
Name of the managed zone whose record sets you want to manage.
- Resource record sets arguments. Can specify either --rrdatas or both
--routing-policy-data and --routing-policy-type.
Exactly one of these must be specified:
- --rrdatas=[RRDATA,...]
DNS data (Address/CNAME/MX info, etc.) of the record-set. This is RDATA; the format of this information varies depending on the type and class of the resource record.
- Routing policy arguments. If you specify one of --routing-policy-data or
--routing-policy-type, you must specify both.
- --routing-policy-type=ROUTING_POLICY_TYPE
Indicates what type of routing policy is being specified. As of this time, this field can take on either "WRR" for weighted round robin, "GEO" for geo location, or "FAILOVER" for a primary-backup configuration. This field cannot be modified - once a policy has a chosen type, the only way to change it is to delete the policy and add a new one with the different type. ROUTING_POLICY_TYPE must be one of: GEO, WRR, FAILOVER.
This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
- --enable-geo-fencing
Specifies whether to enable fencing for geo queries.
- --enable-health-checking
Required if specifying forwarding rule names for rrdata.
- Routing policy data arguments. Combines routing-policy-data,
routing-policy-primary-data, routing-policy-backup-data.
Exactly one of these must be specified:
- --routing-policy-data=ROUTING_POLICY_DATA
The routing policy data supports one of two formats below, depending on the choice of routing-policy-type.
For --routing-policy-type = "WRR" this flag indicates the weighted round robin policy data. The field accepts a semicolon-delimited list of the format "${weight_percent}=${rrdata},${rrdata}". Specify weight as a non-negative number (0 is allowed). Ratio of traffic routed to the target is calculated from the ratio of individual weight over the total across all weights.
For --routing-policy-type = "GEO" this flag indicates the geo-locations policy data. The field accepts a semicolon-delimited list of the format "${region}=${rrdata},${rrdata}". Each individual rrdata can either be an ip address or a string of the format forwarding_config_name@region.
- Configuration for primary backup routing policy
- --routing-policy-backup-data=ROUTING_POLICY_BACKUP_DATA
The backup config for a primary backup routing policy. This is the same format as the routing-policy-data arg as this is just another geo policy.
This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
- --routing-policy-backup-data-type=ROUTING_POLICY_BACKUP_DATA_TYPE
For FAILOVER routing policies, the type of routing policy the backup data uses. Currently, this must be GEO. ROUTING_POLICY_BACKUP_DATA_TYPE must be (currently only one value is supported): GEO.
This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
- --routing-policy-primary-data=ROUTING_POLICY_PRIMARY_DATA
The primary config for a primary backup routing policy. This is just a list of forwarding configs of the format "config_name" or "config_name@scope"
This flag argument must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.
- --backup-data-trickle-ratio=BACKUP_DATA_TRICKLE_RATIO
Specifies the percentage of traffic to send to the backup targets even when the primary targets are healthy.
- --location=LOCATION
Specifies the desired service location the request is sent to. Defaults to Cloud DNS global service. Use --location=global if you want to target the global service.
- --ttl=TTL
TTL (time to live) for the record-set.
These flags are available to all commands: --access-token-file, --account, --billing-project, --configuration, --flags-file, --flatten, --format, --help, --impersonate-service-account, --log-http, --project, --quiet, --trace-token, --user-output-enabled, --verbosity.
Run $ gcloud help for details.
These variants are also available:
$ gcloud alpha dns record-sets create
$ gcloud beta dns record-sets create