Shrink binary size & speed-up build by replacing heavy DNS SDKs (Phase 1) #2527
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1. Background
lego(commit e9a255d) embedded several full-blown cloud SDKs just to talk to their DNS APIs.On macOS (MacBook Pro M2 Pro) this produced:
The bottleneck was a handful of vendored SDKs that together weighed ~48 MB of source code:
Why simplification is feasible:
The popular ACME client acme.sh performs the same DNS-01 operations with nothing more than shell +
curlcalls, proving that a lightweight approach is both practical and battle-tested.2. What this PR does
Re-implements seven DNS providers using either
Removes all the SDKs listed above from
go.mod.Phase 1 providers fully migrated & tested (both unit tests and live tests):
alidnsyandex(Yandex Cloud)tencentdnssakuracloudhuaweicloudcloudflareoraclecloud3. Impact
go.sum, fastergo mod download.4. Future work
aws-sdk-go. Plan to replace them with hand-rolled API calls.5. Checklist