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Hi,
Thanks a TON for this project, it's helping to solve exactly what I need to do! it's awesome.
One feature that would be great is the ability to cleanup/delete registrations that are no longer relevant.
I'm currently in the middle of working on a project that automates much of the manual registration steps one needs to do when using this alongside cert-manager in kubernetes as described here https://cert-manager.io/docs/configuration/acme/dns01/acme-dns/
This basically watches k8s Ingress objects and automatically handles the acme-dns /register call, updates the acme-dns.json secret, and creates the CNAME records in DNS. Given it also captures k8s DELETE events... would be nice if I could "unregister" prior registrations in acme-dns.
thanks again for this project!!
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Hi,
Thanks a TON for this project, it's helping to solve exactly what I need to do! it's awesome.
One feature that would be great is the ability to cleanup/delete registrations that are no longer relevant.
I'm currently in the middle of working on a project that automates much of the manual registration steps one needs to do when using this alongside cert-manager in kubernetes as described here https://cert-manager.io/docs/configuration/acme/dns01/acme-dns/
The project is: https://github.com/bitsofinfo/kubernetes-acme-dns-registrar
This basically watches k8s Ingress objects and automatically handles the acme-dns
/register
call, updates theacme-dns.json
secret, and creates the CNAME records in DNS. Given it also captures k8s DELETE events... would be nice if I could "unregister" prior registrations in acme-dns.thanks again for this project!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: