IronSavior

# Author:  Erik Elmore <[email protected]>
# License:  Public Domain

# A lazy-loaded collection with built-in lookup indexing.
# Good for using lots of memory.
class IndexedCollection
  include Enumerable
  
  DEFAULT_DATA = Array[].freeze
  DEFAULT_LOADER = ->(){ DEFAULT_DATA }.freeze

IronSavior

#!/bin/env ruby

### The Poor-Man's DNS Zone Transfer
# Copy specific records from a specific name service to Route 53, without using a conventional zone transfer mechanism.
#
# I realize this is unorthodox and might seem less-than-optimal for most use-cases.  In my case, this is a means to
# help me continue to utilize Dreamhost's "Fully Hosted Domain" features even after migrating the authority of my zones
# as well as my name service to Route 53.  The correct functioning of my web hosting and my email services depend on
# the ability of dreamhost to freely manage a known subset of the records in my zone.  I chose to solve this by
# periodically copying that set of records from Dreamhost's name server for my domain into its actual authoritative

IronSavior

#!/bin/env ruby

# Create CNAME records in Route 53 that refer to the running EC2 instance
# Unless specified by the first argument, a default TTL of 300 is assumed.
# Instance tags specify CNAMES to be set:
#  'set_cname:0' => 'name.example.com', 'set_cname:1' => 'name2.example.com', etc

# Uses IAM credentials found in the AWS CLI config file:
#  ~/.aws/config (use `aws configure` to create)
# Depends on ec2-metadata command to retrieve the current instance ID