• array record_types — Required. Type of records to track.
  NOTE: A and AAAA sub types are not mixable, you must create two services if you want to track both A and AAAA type records.
  Valid values:
  A – A Records
  DynA – Dynamic DNS A Records
  AAAA – AAAA Records
  DynAAAA – Dynamic DNS AAAA Records
• array hosts — Required. Hostnames of the zones where you want to track records.
• string ttl — TTL for the created PTR records. Omit to use zone default.
  Additional valid values:
  match – Set the TTL of the PTR to the TTL of the target record.
  default – Use the default TTL of the zone for the PTR records. (Same as leaving it empty or omitting it)
• string netmask — A netmask to match A/AAAA rdata against. Matched records will get PTR records, any others won’t.

• string active — Indicates whether or not the service is active.
  Y — The service is active.
  N — The service is inactive
• string iptrack_id — The ID of this iptrack service.
• array record_types — Types of records to track.
  NOTE: A and AAAA sub types are not mixable, you must create two services if you want to track both A and AAAA type records.
  Valid values:
  A – A Records
  DynA – Dynamic DNS A Records
  AAAA – AAAA Records
  DynAAAA – Dynamic DNS AAAA Records
• array hosts — Hostnames of zones in your account where you want to track records.
• string ttl — TTL for the created PTR records. Omit to use zone default.
  Two special values are also supported:
  match – Set the TTL of the PTR to the TTL of the record being pointed to
  default – Use the default TTL of the zone for the PTR records. (Same as leaving it empty or omitting it)
• string netmask — A netmask to match A/AAAA rdata against. Matched records will get PTR records, any others won’t.
• string fqdn — Fully qualified domain name of a node in the zone.
• string zone — Name of the zone.

• array record_types — Required. Type of records to track.
  NOTE: A and AAAA sub types are not mixable, you must create two services if you want to track both A and AAAA type records.
  Valid values:
  A – A Records
  DynA – Dynamic DNS A Records
  AAAA – AAAA Records
  DynAAAA – Dynamic DNS AAAA Records
• array hosts — Required. Hostnames of the zones where you want to track records.
• string ttl — TTL for the created PTR records. Omit to use zone default.
  Additional valid values:
  match – Set the TTL of the PTR to the TTL of the target record.
  default – Use the default TTL of the zone for the PTR records. (Same as leaving it empty or omitting it)
• string netmask — A netmask to match A/AAAA rdata against. Matched records will get PTR records, any others won’t.
• string fqdn — Required.Fully qualified domain name of a node in the zone.
• string token — Required. The session identifier.
• string zone — Required. Name of the zone where the service will be added.

• hash data
• string active — Indicates whether or not the service is active.
  Y — The service is active.
  N — The service is inactive
• string iptrack_id — The ID of this iptrack service.
• array record_types — Types of records to track.
  NOTE: A and AAAA sub types are not mixable, you must create two services if you want to track both A and AAAA type records.
  Valid values:
  A – A Records
  DynA – Dynamic DNS A Records
  AAAA – AAAA Records
  DynAAAA – Dynamic DNS AAAA Records
• array hosts — Hostnames of zones in your account where you want to track records.
• string ttl — TTL for the created PTR records. Omit to use zone default.
  Two special values are also supported:
  match – Set the TTL of the PTR to the TTL of the record being pointed to
  default – Use the default TTL of the zone for the PTR records. (Same as leaving it empty or omitting it)
• string netmask — A netmask to match A/AAAA rdata against. Matched records will get PTR records, any others won’t.
• string fqdn — Fully qualified domain name of a node in the zone.
• string zone — Name of the zone.

{
	'record_types' => [
		'A',
		'DynA',
	],
	'hosts' => [
		'example.com',
	],
	'ttl' => '60',
	'netmask' => '127.0.0.0/8',
	'fqdn' => 'reverse.example.com',
	'token' => 'asdlkfjasl23j4879afa',
	'zone' => 'example.com',
}