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Route 53 zone manager.

Policy Records on the Cheap

Q: Why would one use Zinc over AWS's Policy Records?

A: Price. 50$ per Record adds up quickly.

Overview

IPs, Policies and Policy Records

At the end of the day your domain name example.com needs to resolve to one or more ip addresses. Here's how we go about it.

IPs

Should be self explanatory. An IP can be enabled or disabled.

There is no explicit handling in zinc of multiple IPs belonging to one server.

Enabling or disabling can be done from the admin or by implementing a django app (see lattice_sync for an example).

N.B. If implementing your own app it's your responsibility to call ip.mark_policy_records_dirty if the IP changes, so that zinc's reconcile loop will actually pick up the changes.

HealthChecks

Zinc will create a Route53 Health Check for each IP. If Route53 deems the IP unavailable, it will stop routing traffic to it.

Currently the Health Checks are hardcoded to expect all servers to accept requests with the same FQDN (defaults to node.presslabs.net, set ZINC_HEALTH_CHECK_FQDN to change).

Policies

A policy groups several IPs together. There are 2 types of policies:

• Weighted
• Latency

Note that an IP can be a member of multiple Policies at the same time. A PolicyMember can has it's own enabled flag, so you can disable an IP for one Policy only, or you can disable the it for all Policies by setting the enabled flag on the IP model.

Weighted

Trafic will be routed to all IP's based on their weights. Bigger weight means more trafic.

Latency

Each IP you add to a Policy will have a region specified as well. The region must be an AWS region. IPs will still have weights, which will be used to balance the trafic within a region. When a cliend does a DNS lookup, they'll get directed to the region with the lowest latency, and then an IP will be picked based on weight.

The resulting setup will be similar to the example described here: [***]

Policy Records

Your desired DNS record. In Route53 it will be an alias to the Latency or Weighted records that make up a Policy.

Reconcile Loops and the Single Source of Truth

For simple records in a zone (anything except a PolicyRecord) AWS is the Sigle Source of Truth. Zinc never stores those locally.

For Zones, HealthChecks and PolicyRecords Zinc's database is the single source of truth. Zinc runs reconcile loops and attempts to update your AWS data to match the expected state in the DB. To minimize throttling by AWS, in most cases, Zinc only attempts to reconcile objects marked deemed dirty. This means it is possible to have a missmatch between what you have in AWS and Zinc's expected state if you make changes bypassing Zinc (using the AWS console, or the api).

API

You are encouraged to install django-rest-swagger, run zinc locally and explore the API at http://localhost:8000/swagger

Policies

Policies are read only trough the API. You can define them in the admin.

Policy listing.

GET /policies

Policy detail. Example:

GET /policies/{id}

GET /policies/344b7bee-da33-4234-b645-805cc26adab0
{
  "id": "344b7bee-da33-4234-b645-805cc26adab0",
  "name": "policy-one",
  "members": [
    {
      "id": "6bcb4e77-04dc-45f7-bebb-a2fcfadd7669",
      "region": "us-east-1",
      "ip": "192.0.2.11",
      "weight": 10,
      "enabled": true
    },
    {
      "id": "4f83d47f-af0c-4fa7-80c8-710cb32e4928",
      "region": "us-west-1",
      "ip": "192.0.2.11",
      "weight": 10,
      "enabled": true
    }
  ],
  "url": "[***]"
}

Zones

Zone listing.

GET /zones/

Zone creation.

POST /zones/

Args:

Returns the newly created zone object.

Delete a zone.

DELETE /zones/{zone_id}/

Zone detail.

GET /zones/{zone_id}

Example:

GET /zones/102
{
  "root": "zinc.example.presslabs.net.",
  "url": "[***]",
  "records_url": "[***]",
  "records": [
    {
      "name": "@",
      "fqdn": "zinc.example.presslabs.net.",
      "type": "NS",
      "values": [
        "ns-389.awsdns-48.com.",
        "ns-1596.awsdns-07.co.uk.",
        "ns-1008.awsdns-62.net.",
        "ns-1294.awsdns-33.org."
      ],
      "ttl": ***,
      "dirty": false,
      "id": "Z6k504rwKzbamNZ9ZmY5lvkoOJGDW0",
      "url": "[***]",
      "managed": true
    },
    {
      "name": "@",
      "fqdn": "zinc.example.presslabs.net.",
      "type": "SOA",
      "values": [
        "ns-389.awsdns-48.com. awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com. 1 7200 900 *** 86400"
      ],
      "ttl": 900,
      "dirty": false,
      "id": "Z6k504rwKzbamNZ6Z7doJ0yg98j9zA",
      "url": "[***]",
      "managed": true
    }
  ],
  "route53_id": "Z8QRF09VVGAC6",
  "dirty": false,
  "ns_propagated": false
}

Records

List records in a zone.

GET /zones/{zone_id}/records

Example:

GET /zones/102/records
[
  {
    "name": "@",
    "fqdn": "zinc.example.presslabs.net.",
    "type": "NS",
    "values": [
      "ns-389.awsdns-48.com.",
      "ns-1596.awsdns-07.co.uk.",
      "ns-1008.awsdns-62.net.",
      "ns-1294.awsdns-33.org."
    ],
    "ttl": ***,
    "dirty": false,
    "id": "Z6k504rwKzbamNZ9ZmY5lvkoOJGDW0",
    "url": "[***]",
    "managed": true
  },
  {
    "name": "@",
    "fqdn": "zinc.example.presslabs.net.",
    "type": "SOA",
    "values": [
      "ns-389.awsdns-48.com. awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com. 1 7200 900 *** 86400"
    ],
    "ttl": 900,
    "dirty": false,
    "id": "Z6k504rwKzbamNZ6Z7doJ0yg98j9zA",
    "url": "[***]",
    "managed": true
  }
]

Create a record.

POST /zones/{zone_id}/records

Args:

Delete a record.

DELETE /zones/{zone_id}/records/{record_id}

Record detail.

GET /zones/{zone_id}/records/{record_id}

Example:

GET /zones/102/records/Z6k504rwKzbamNZ1ZxLxRR4BKly04J
{
  "name": "www",
  "fqdn": "[***]",
  "type": "POLICY_ROUTED",
  "values": [
    "344b7bee-da33-4234-b645-805cc26adab0"
  ],
  "ttl": null,
  "dirty": false,
  "id": "Z6k504rwKzbamNZ1ZxLxRR4BKly04J",
  "url": "[***]",
  "managed": false
}

Update an existing record.

PATCH /zones/{zone_id}/records/{record_id}

The type and name can't be changed. Missing attributes don't change.

Installing and Running

The recomended way to get up and running is using our Docker container.

cd contrib/
docker-compose up

Config

If you run the django project with default settings, you can configure zinc by setting environment variables. If you're using the provided docker-compose.yml you can set the environment in ./zinc.env

The following are essential and required:

ZINC_AWS_KEY - AWS Key
ZINC_AWS_SECRET - AWS Secret
ZINC_SECRET_KEY - Django secret

You can also set the following:

ZINC_ALLOWED_HOSTS - Django Allowed Hosts
ZINC_BROKER_URL - Celery Broker URL, defaults to ${REDIS_URL}/0
ZINC_CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND - Celery Result Backend, defaults to ${REDIS_URL}/1
ZINC_DATA_DIR - PROJECT_ROOT
ZINC_DB_ENGINE - The django db engine to use. Defaults to 'django.db.backends.sqlite3'
ZINC_DB_HOST -
ZINC_DB_NAME - zinc
ZINC_DB_PASSWORD - password
ZINC_DB_PORT -
ZINC_DB_USER - zinc
ZINC_DEBUG - Django debug. Defaults to False. Set to the string "True" to turn on debugging.
ZINC_DEFAULT_TTL - 300
ZINC_ENV_NAME - The environment for sentry reporting.
ZINC_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_KEY - For use with social-django. If you don't set this, social-django will be disabled.
ZINC_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_SECRET - For use with social-django.
ZINC_SOCIAL_AUTH_ADMIN_EMAILS - List of email addresses that will be automatically granted admin access.
ZINC_SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_WHITELISTED_DOMAINS - see [***]
ZINC_HEALTH_CHECK_FQDN - Hostname to use in Health Checks. Defaults to 'node.presslabs.net.'
ZINC_LOCK_SERVER_URL - Used with redis-lock. Defaults to ${REDIS_URL}/2.
ZINC_LOG_LEVEL - Defaults to INFO
ZINC_NS_CHECK_RESOLVERS - NameServers to use when checking zone propagation. Default: ['8.8.8.8']
ZINC_REDIS_URL - Defaults to 'redis://localhost:6379'
ZINC_SECRET_KEY - The secret key used by the django app.
ZINC_SENTRY_DSN - Set this to enable sentry error reporting.
ZINC_STATIC_URL - Defaults to '/static/'
ZINC_ZONE_OWNERSHIP_COMMENT - Set this comment on records, to Defaults to 'zinc'

Development

Warning! Don't use production AWS credentials when developing or testing Zinc!

After you've cloned the code:

pip install -r requirements.dev.txt
python setup.py develop
cp local_settings.py.example local_settings.py
# open local_settings.py in your favorite editor, and set AWS credentials

To run the tests:

# all tests
py.test .

# to skip tests that need AWS
py.test -k 'not with_aws' .