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# 02 — GoDaddy DNS Credentials for SWAG (Prod)
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## Context
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Identical to test-env-setup/02, except the storagebox path is `prod/` instead of `test/`.
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## ⚠️ Security — Rotate credentials before use
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If credentials were shared in any chat log, Slack message, or email, **revoke them immediately**:
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1. Go to: https://developer.godaddy.com/keys
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2. Revoke the exposed key
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3. Create a new Production key pair
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**Never commit credentials to the repository.**
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## Step 1 — Add credentials to storagebox `.env.secrets.swag` (prod path)
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Open the file at storagebox path:
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```
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prod/secrets/iklim.co/.env.secrets.swag
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```
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Add:
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```bash
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GODADDY_KEY=<your-new-api-key>
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GODADDY_SECRET=<your-new-api-secret>
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```
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> `.env.secrets.swag` contains SWAG/GoDaddy credentials only.
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> `.env.secrets.shared` contains AppRole IDs, DB passwords, and other runtime secrets — do not mix.
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## Step 2 — Repo template file
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Same file as test: `template/swag/dns-conf/godaddy.ini.tpl` (already created in test step 02).
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No additional action needed in the repo.
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## Step 3 — (Handled by pipeline) Write credentials file on prod host
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The deploy pipeline (see `08-deploy-pipeline-update.md`) runs on iklim-app-01:
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```bash
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set -a; . ./.env; set +a
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mkdir -p "$SWAG_CONFIG_DIR/dns-conf"
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envsubst < template/swag/dns-conf/godaddy.ini.tpl > "$SWAG_CONFIG_DIR/dns-conf/godaddy.ini"
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chmod 600 "$SWAG_CONFIG_DIR/dns-conf/godaddy.ini"
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```
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## Step 4 — GoDaddy A records for prod subdomains (handled by pipeline)
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The deploy pipeline's **Update DNS Records** step automatically manages A records via GoDaddy API.
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It reads the Floating IP from the Gitea variable `vars.PROD_FLOATING_IP` — set this once in Gitea project settings.
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To get the Floating IP: `terraform output prod_floating_ip`
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| Record | Value |
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|--------|-------|
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| `api` | `vars.PROD_FLOATING_IP` |
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| `apigw` | `vars.PROD_FLOATING_IP` |
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| `rabbitmq` | `vars.PROD_FLOATING_IP` |
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| `grafana` | `vars.PROD_FLOATING_IP` |
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Logic: for each record, pipeline queries the current value via GoDaddy API. If already correct, it skips. Otherwise it creates/updates the record.
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> The Floating IP is assigned to `iklim-app-01` (`06-prod-terraform-iac.md` — `floating_ip.tf`).
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> If failover is needed, the Floating IP can be reassigned to another app node; DNS does not change.
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## Notes
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- Test and prod SWAG instances both obtain `*.iklim.co` independently from Let's Encrypt.
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There is no conflict — they use the same domain, different servers.
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- `DNSPROPAGATION=90` handles GoDaddy's typical 30-90s propagation delay.
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