Hi Team, Am trying to create multiple DNS with appropriate IP in each workspace( like in dev workspace dns1 - 10.1.20.70 and dns2-10.1.20.40) . I’ve tried using the below method but getting the following error. Any suggestion? resource "aws_route53_record" "onprem_api_record" { for_each = toset…

I think the issue here is this expression: records = [lookup(var.api_ips, terraform.workspace)] This is equivalent to: records = [var.api_ips[terraform.workspace]] Which (with workspace dev) results in: records = [ [ "10.1.20.70", "10.1.20.40" ] ] That is, it’s not a list of string, but a nest…

Thanks a lot for the reply @alisdair . I’ve tried using the above code and getting the following output. Both the IP’s are getting assigned for both of the DNS(dns1 and dns2). I need to assign the first ip to the first DNS and the 2nd one to 2nd DNS. something like dns1 - 10.1.20.70 and dns2-10.1.20…

Just a word of caution, DNS Is complex enough and causes enough problems as it is, and you’re breaking some of the major no-no-rules of DNS by doing this. To update two different DNS servers with two different IPs (doesn’t matter if it’s the same host) then you would need to define them separately.…

[image] aram: To update two different DNS servers with two different IPs (doesn’t matter if it’s the same host) then you would need to define them separately. @aram , Thanks for the reply. Individual resources creation is applicable for creating the A records as well? [Am creating only the A r…

No within the same entity you can loop through and create your A records via a local variable. [image] Looping through a Map to create route53 zone and records Terraform Hi @jeffery , A key issue with this situation is that count works with zero-based incrementing integer…

@aram Thanks for pointing me to the link, @apparentlymart suggested using count in that case. Is that possible to use for_each for my case?.. I’ve tried to follow @alisdair suggestion but no luck so far. Still getting the same above output (Both DNS getting two IP’s).

[image] gowthamakanthan: I’ve tried using the above code and getting the following output. Both the IP’s are getting assigned for both of the DNS(dns1 and dns2). I need to assign the first ip to the first DNS and the 2nd one to 2nd DNS. something like dns1 - 10.1.20.70 and dns2-10.1.20.40 . Any …

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aram October 25, 2021, 12:41pm 6

No within the same entity you can loop through and create your A records via a local variable.

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