dns-response-policy

Google Cloud DNS Response Policy

This module allows management of a Google Cloud DNS policy and its rules. The policy can already exist and be referenced by name by setting the policy_create variable to false.

The module also allows setting rules via a factory. An example is given below.

Examples

Manage policy and override resolution for specific names

This example shows how to create a policy with a single rule, that directs a specific Google API name to the restricted VIP addresses.

module "dns-policy" {
  source     = "./fabric/modules/dns-response-policy"
  project_id = "myproject"
  name       = "googleapis"
  networks = {
    landing = var.vpc.self_link
  }
  rules = {
    pubsub = {
      dns_name = "pubsub.googleapis.com."
      local_data = {
        A = {
          rrdatas = ["199.36.153.4", "199.36.153.5"]
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
# tftest modules=1 resources=2 inventory=simple.yaml

Use existing policy and override resolution via wildcard with exceptions

This example shows how to create a policy with a single rule, that directs all Google API names except specific ones to the restricted VIP addresses.

module "dns-policy" {
  source        = "./fabric/modules/dns-response-policy"
  project_id    = "myproject"
  name          = "googleapis"
  policy_create = false
  networks = {
    landing = var.vpc.self_link
  }
  rules = {
    gcr = {
      dns_name = "gcr.io."
      local_data = {
        CNAME = {
          rrdatas = ["restricted.googleapis.com."]
        }
      }
    }
    googleapis-all = {
      dns_name = "*.googleapis.com."
      local_data = {
        CNAME = {
          rrdatas = ["restricted.googleapis.com."]
        }
      }
    }
    pubsub = {
      dns_name = "pubsub.googleapis.com."
    }
    restricted = {
      dns_name = "restricted.googleapis.com."
      local_data = {
        A = {
          rrdatas = [
            "199.36.153.4",
            "199.36.153.5",
            "199.36.153.6",
            "199.36.153.7"
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
# tftest modules=1 resources=4 inventory=complex.yaml

Define policy rules via a factory file

This example shows how to define rules in a factory file, that mirrors the rules defined via variables in the previous example. Rules defined via the variable are merged with factory rules and take precedence over them when using the same rule names. The YAML syntax closely follows the rules variable type.

module "dns-policy" {
  source        = "./fabric/modules/dns-response-policy"
  project_id    = "myproject"
  name          = "googleapis"
  policy_create = false
  networks = {
    landing = var.vpc.self_link
  }
  rules_file = "config/rules.yaml"
}
# tftest modules=1 resources=4 files=rules-file inventory=complex.yaml

---
# Terraform will be unable to decode this file if it does not contain valid YAML
# You can retain `---` (start of the document) to indicate an empty document.

gcr:
  dns_name: "gcr.io."
  local_data:
    CNAME: {rrdatas: ["restricted.googleapis.com."]}
googleapis-all:
  dns_name: "*.googleapis.com."
  local_data:
    CNAME: {rrdatas: ["restricted.googleapis.com."]}
pubsub:
  dns_name: "pubsub.googleapis.com."
restricted:
  dns_name: "restricted.googleapis.com."
  local_data:
    A:
      rrdatas:
        - 199.36.153.4
        - 199.36.153.5
        - 199.36.153.6
        - 199.36.153.7
# tftest-file id=rules-file path=config/rules.yaml

Variables

name	description	type	required	default
name	Policy name.	string	✓
project_id	Project id for the zone.	string	✓
clusters	Map of GKE clusters to which this policy is applied in name => id format.	map(string)		{}
description	Policy description.	string		"Terraform managed."
networks	Map of VPC self links to which this policy is applied in name => self link format.	map(string)		{}
policy_create	Set to false to use the existing policy matching name and only manage rules.	bool		true
rules	Map of policy rules in name => rule format. Local data takes precedence over behavior and is in the form record type => attributes.	map(object({…}))		{}
rules_file	Optional data file in YAML format listing rules that will be combined with those passed in via the rules variable.	string		null

Outputs

name	description	sensitive
id	Fully qualified policy id.
name	Policy name.
policy	Policy resource.