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zones: |
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# the names here do not really matter beyond starting with a *, it is a |
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# reccomended best practice to match the glob, but not required. It will be |
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# recommended best practice to match the glob, but not required. It will be |
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# used in logging to aid in debugging. |
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# they are applied in the order defined and once claimed a zone is no |
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# longer available for matching |
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# everytyhing is available for matching |
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# everything is available for matching |
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'*internal.net': |
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# we only want the private zones here and they are all under |
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# internet.net. so this glob will claim them. |
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# regexes are too ugly to use as names, so these have useful info for |
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# logging/debugging |
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# everytyhing is available for matching |
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# everything is available for matching |
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'*us-east-1': |
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# we only want the private zones here and they are all under |
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# internet.net. So this regex will claim them, yes this could be done |
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# only push it to the us-east-1 provider |
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- us-east-1 |
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# everytyhing with the exception of the us-east-1 .net zones are available |
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# everything with the exception of the us-east-1 .net zones are available |
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'*us-west-2': |
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regex: '^.*us-west-2.*.net.$' |
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sources: |
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