Compare expected DNS records with actual Spaceship records to find missing or unexpected entries, verifying DNS configuration matches your requirements.
Create a nameserver delegation record (NS) for a domain subdomain. Note: this replaces all existing NS records with the same name; check existing records first to avoid breaking DNS.
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Renew an existing domain registration. Provide domain name, years, and current expiration date to prevent double renewals. This is a financial operation; confirm cost with user.
Update domain contacts by assigning contact IDs to registrant, admin, tech, and billing roles. Only provided roles are changed; others remain. Changing registrant may trigger a 60-day ICANN transfer lock.
Bulk upsert DNS records for a domain, replacing all existing records with matching name and type. Use for mixed record types; confirm changes by listing existing records first.
Create an A record (IPv4 address) for a domain, replacing all existing A records with the same name. Check existing records with list_dns_records before use.
Create an IPv6 AAAA record for a domain to enable IPv6 connectivity. Replaces all existing AAAA records with the same name; check existing records first.
Add a CNAME record to point a subdomain to a canonical name. All existing CNAME records with the same name will be replaced, so check existing records first.
Create an ALIAS record at the domain apex for CNAME flattening. This overwrites all existing ALIAS records with the same name, so list DNS records first to avoid data loss.
Control which certificate authorities can issue certificates for a domain by creating a CAA record. Overwrites existing records with the same name, so check DNS records beforehand.
Create a PTR record (reverse DNS pointer) mapping an IP to a hostname. Replaces all existing PTR records with the same name; use list_dns_records to check first.