route_53_cloudflare

Our Python tool easily gets all the route53 zones and recods of a spesific aws account and parse them into Terraform cloudflare resources.

In addition it creates validation scripts, testing the new records in Cloudflare. Using nslookup, the script will compared the records in Cloudflare with the records in global DNS records server.

To make the result code organized, we separated the terraform files based on DNS records types (for example A.tf, CANME.tf).

Installation

To install our version of this project, clone the repository and install the module:

git clone https://github.com/GuySaar8/route53-to-cloudflare.git
cd route_53_cloudflare
python3 setup.py install

Usage

• export aws account

export AWS_PROFILE=<PROFILE_NAME>

• cli command to run the tool

route53-to-cloudflare -id <CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID> -ns <CLOUDFLARE_NS_RECORDS_OF_YOUR_ACCOUNT> -awsID <AWS_ACCOUNT_ID>

Since the tool ignores the top NS record and the SOA record. In the countRecord.txt we will see 2 records missing. (check Limitations)

Requirements

OS - Linux based

Other than the OS requirements, there are no specific requirements except a few weel-known and widelly used Python modules listed in the requirements.txt and automatically installed with module.

Limitations

Even though we tried to get catch as many edge cases as we could, there still might be some that we missed. In order to over come those cases we created a summry file, named 'countRecords.txt', that will compare the number of records that were templated as terraform cloudflare resources with the actual number records in the aws route53 zone.

So we can see that we didn't miss any record.

For example:

    A                   = "108"
    AAAA                = "0" 
    CNAME               = "14" 
    MX                  = "0"
    SPF                 = "0"
    TXT                 = "4"
    NS                  = "0"
  -------------------------------------------------
  total records Created = "127"
    
  total recrds in AWS   = "129"
  -------------------------------------------------
    A                   = "108"
    AAAA                = "0" 
    CNAME               = "14" 
    MX                  = "1"
    SPF                 = "0"
    TXT                 = "4"
    NS                  = "1"

Note: Becuase we exclude the top level NS record and the SOA, a deficit of 2 record means that all records were parased and created as terraform resources.

Validation

As disscused before, there might be some edge cases that we missed. That is why we created a validation script that compares the records value in cloudflare with the values of the current known records in the global DNS server.

curently SPF validation is not complete.

We highly recommend manual validation as well

Supported DNS records types

Currently this module supports the next types of DNS records:

• A
• AAAA
• CNAME
• MX
• SPF
• TXT
• NS

Other types of DNS records can be added based on the need. Also, contrinutions are always welcome.