» Data Source: linode_domain

Provides information about a Linode domain.

» Example Usage

The following example shows how one might use this data source to access information about a Linode domain.

data "linode_domain" "foo" {
    id = "1234567"
}

data "linode_domain" "bar" {
    domain = "bar.example.com"
}

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported, at least one is required:

• id - (Optional) The unique numeric ID of the Domain record to query.

• domain - (Optional) The unique domain name of the Domain record to query.

» Attributes

The Linode Domain resource exports the following attributes:

• id - The unique ID of this Domain.

• domain - The domain this Domain represents. These must be unique in our system; you cannot have two Domains representing the same domain

• type - If this Domain represents the authoritative source of information for the domain it describes, or if it is a read-only copy of a master (also called a slave)

• group - The group this Domain belongs to.

• status - Used to control whether this Domain is currently being rendered.

• description - A description for this Domain.

• master_ips - The IP addresses representing the master DNS for this Domain.

• axfr_ips - The list of IPs that may perform a zone transfer for this Domain.

• ttl_sec - 'Time to Live'-the amount of time in seconds that this Domain's records may be cached by resolvers or other domain servers.

• retry_sec - The interval, in seconds, at which a failed refresh should be retried. *

• expire_sec - The amount of time in seconds that may pass before this Domain is no longer authoritative.

• refresh_sec - The amount of time in seconds before this Domain should be refreshed.

• soa_email - Start of Authority email address.

• tags - An array of tags applied to this object.