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Hi guys, I am using Oracle Cloud and have been following many variations of the documentation around setting ExternalDNS up with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
I have managed to get it deployed, and it is returning the list of Private Zones that I have in my specified compartment. I created an example private zone, called external-dns.com and created the test Nginx service provided in the documentation. I have added log-level=debug
{"level":"debug","msg":"Matching zones against domain filters: []","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"external-dns.com\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"sn.internal.xxx.com\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"4.10.in-addr.arpa\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"info","msg":"All records are already up to date","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:42Z"}
I have also tried with setting the domain filter, and it's the exact same output except only matching against external-dns.com and filtering out the others.
If anyone knows why no private records get created within my zone, and instead just updates that all records are up to date I would be beyond appreciative of the help!
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Hi guys, I am using Oracle Cloud and have been following many variations of the documentation around setting ExternalDNS up with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
I have managed to get it deployed, and it is returning the list of Private Zones that I have in my specified compartment. I created an example private zone, called
external-dns.com
and created the test Nginx service provided in the documentation. I have addedlog-level=debug
{"level":"debug","msg":"Matching zones against domain filters: []","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"external-dns.com\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"sn.internal.xxx.com\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"debug","msg":"Matched \"4.10.in-addr.arpa\" (\"ocid1.dns-zone.xxxxxxxxxx\")","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:22Z"} {"level":"info","msg":"All records are already up to date","time":"2024-07-03T18:38:42Z"}
I have also tried with setting the domain filter, and it's the exact same output except only matching against
external-dns.com
and filtering out the others.The
nginx.yaml
file I deployed is below:And the output of
kubectl get service -n external-dns
is below:I have deployed as per the example, with the manifest below:
If anyone knows why no private records get created within my zone, and instead just updates that all records are up to date I would be beyond appreciative of the help!
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