Guides
Practical, copy-paste integrations for running DNSCove from your existing tooling. For the full endpoint reference, see the API reference.
DNSCove docs
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Quickstart
Create a zone, add records, prove ownership, and go live at the edge — the whole DNSCove lifecycle over the API with nothing but curl.
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DNS record types (incl. apex ALIAS / ANAME)
Every record type DNSCove supports, and which are apex-safe — including ALIAS, the apex-safe record other providers call ANAME and Route 53 calls an alias. The reference for "can I put a CNAME at my root?"
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Migrating from Route 53
Import a Route 53 hosted zone in one call and cut over with zero downtime — DNSCove serves your records before you move nameservers.
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Let's Encrypt (any server)
Free, auto-renewing Let's Encrypt certificates — wildcards included — on any host with certbot or acme.sh and a scoped acme-dns01 token that can only touch _acme-challenge.
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cert-manager (Kubernetes)
Issue and renew Let's Encrypt certificates — wildcards included — on Kubernetes with the DNSCove cert-manager DNS-01 webhook and a scoped per-zone token.
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Terraform / OpenTofu
Manage DNSCove zones and records from Terraform or OpenTofu today — zones via the restapi provider, records via a reusable module — with least-privilege tokens.
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CloudFormation
Drive DNSCove zones and records from a CloudFormation stack with a Lambda-backed custom resource. Complete provider code and a ready-to-adapt template.
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