Poweradmin Terraform Provider Now Available
Help Us Test It!
Poweradmin Terraform Provider Now Available - Help Us Test It!
I’m excited to announce the release of the Poweradmin Terraform Provider, now available on both the Terraform Registry and OpenTofu Registry. This provider brings Infrastructure as Code capabilities to Poweradmin, letting you manage your DNS infrastructure alongside your other resources.
What’s New
The provider allows you to declaratively manage Poweradmin resources through Terraform/OpenTofu configurations. Whether you’re setting up new DNS zones, managing records, or configuring Poweradmin itself, you can now do it all through your existing IaC workflows.
Registry Links
Terraform Registry: registry.terraform.io/providers/poweradmin/poweradmin
OpenTofu Registry: search.opentofu.org/provider/poweradmin/poweradmin/latest
Important Testing Note
The provider currently requires the latest unreleased master branch of Poweradmin, which includes the upcoming v2 API. I’ve wrapped the API responses to make them more Go-friendly and easier to work with in the provider code. If you’re running a stable release, you’ll need to use the latest Docker image for testing.
Looking for Testers
This is where you come in. I’m looking for community members to test the provider in different environments and use cases. Found a bug? Have an idea for improvement? Please open an issue in the GitHub repository at github.com/poweradmin/terraform-provider-poweradmin.
Real-world testing is invaluable for catching edge cases and ensuring the provider works smoothly across different Poweradmin configurations. Your feedback will help polish this tool before the next stable release.
Thanks for being part of the Poweradmin community, and happy testing!