Reverse DNS¶

Get PTR record¶

PTR records refer to a parent device: either a Cloud Server or a Cloud Load Balancer with a public virtual IP address. You must supply a fully formed resource object in order to retrieve either one’s PTR record:

/** @param $parent OpenCloud\DNS\Resource\HasPtrRecordsInterface */

$ptr = $service->ptrRecord(array(
    'parent' => $parent
));

So, in the above example, the $parent object could be an instance of OpenCloud\Compute\Resource\Server or OpenCloud\LoadBalancer\Resource\LoadBalancer - because they both implement OpenCloud\DNS\Resource\HadPtrRecordsInterface. Please consult the server documentation and load balancer documentation for more detailed usage instructions.

List PTR records¶

/** @param $parent OpenCloud\DNS\Resource\HasPtrRecordsInterface */

$ptrRecords = $service->ptrRecordList($parent);

foreach ($ptrRecords as $ptrRecord) {

}

Add PTR record¶

$parent = $computeService->server('foo-server-id');

$ptr = $dnsService->ptrRecord(array(
    'parent' => $parent,
    'ttl'    => 3600,
    'name'   => 'example.com',
    'type'   => 'PTR',
    'data'   => '192.0.2.7'
));

$ptr->create();

Here is a table that explains the above attributes:

Modify PTR record¶

$ptr->update(array(
    'ttl' => $ptr->ttl * 2
));

Delete PTR record¶

$ptr->delete();