A simple Bind9 server image with a test.com zone for testing purposes
Simply run the provided docker-compose.yml file with docker-compose up or even with docker stack deploy.
After it's up and running, check if it works by using the nslookup utility:
nslookup ns1.test.com <host ip>
It should give you:
Name: ns1.test.com
Address: 0.0.0.0
Where <host ip> is the IP address of the Docker Host that is running the BInd9 instance. If you're running it local, replace it with localhost:
$ nslookup ns1.test.com localhost
Server: localhost
Address: 127.0.0.1#53
Name: ns1.test.com
Address: 0.0.0.0
A pair of TSIG keys is provided to securely manage the test.com zone:
- Ktest.com.+157+50086.key
- Ktest.com.+157+50086.private
To securely manage the zone with nsupdate requests, just map the /keys folder to a volume so it can be shared with other services.