PowerDNS on Rails now sports basic audits

Posted by Kenneth Kalmer on September 25, 2008

Just as a quick update on the PowerDNS on Rails project, I’ve just pushed several updates to Github that most profoundly includes support for audits. Other smaller changes are also included, including plugin updates (HAML) and upgrading Rails to 2.0.4. As always, these updates have been running in production for a couple of hours already and has solicited some review from our support staff. Undoubtably there will be a lot of tweaks to the feature in the coming days…

Next on the radar is authentication tokens, allowing to give users one-time access to a specific domain for performing updates.

We’ll keep you posted!

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