Hey guys, running into issue while creating records for a web server. The domain name is getting suffixed when the record is created and preventing proper routing. When deployed the record ends up with mydomain.com-suffix. I've referenced the docs and see that the 'name' property can be used to lock down the resource name but it seems to overlap with the record name param. I'm using the python sdk and for reference here is my record resource:

a_record = aws.route53.Record("a",
                              zone_id=hosted_zone.zone_id,
                              name="<http://mydomain.com|mydomain.com>",
                              type="A",
                              ttl=30,
                              records=[server.public_ip])

That's odd, for most resources the auto-suffixing is turned off when you specify the name argument..

That was my understanding based on https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/programming-model/#autonaming. I'm still new to Pulumi so hoping I'm just misunderstanding.

Those docs are confusing.. docs say "type" must be "PRIMARY" or "SECONDARY", but the examples and the code require that it's a record type ("A", "AAAA" etc.).

Figured it out. It was because the hosted zone wasn't explicitly named. Realized this after noticing all the suffixes were the same... Oops. Thanks for help though 🙂