docker-bind slave for odin and another

Docker bind server generic image source. This is based on debian image.

Image

You can pull a ready to use image from Docker index running:

$ docker pull quay.cmer.fr/repository/cmer/slave-dns

Or build this repository:

$ git clone https://git.cmer.fr/cmer/slave-dns.git
$ cd slave-dns/
$ docker build -t slave-dns .

Container

This image uses volumes and environment variables to control the bind server configuration.

Environement:

Usage for Odin (Plesk):

$ docker.io run --name bind -p <ip-address>:53:53 -p <ip-address>:53:53/udp <ip-address>:953:953 -d \
-e DNS_IP_MASTER=<your_Odin_IP> -e RNDC_KEY=<your_rndc_key> \
-v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \
-t quay.cmer.fr/repository/cmer/slave-dns:latest

• DNS_IP_MASTER: ip your odin master server
• RNDC_KEY: Your key rndc

Shell access:

$ docker.io run -p <ip-address>:53:53 -p <ip-address>:53:53/udp -p <ip-address>:953:953 -i \
-v `pwd`/volumes/etc:/etc/bind -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \
-t quay.cmer.fr/repository/cmer/slave-dns /bin/bash

The command above will start a container give you a shell. Don't forget to start the service running the dns-start script.

The command above will start a container and return its ID.