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AWS Route 53
Amazon Route 53 is used to register new domains, transfer existing domains,
route traffic for your domain to your AWS and external resources, and monitor
the health of your resources.
DNS management
Traffic management
Availability monitoring (health check)
Registration of domain
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Route 53 performs three main functions
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AWS Route 53
When you register a domain with route 53,the service automatically
makes itself the DNS service for the domain by doing the following-
It creates a hosted zone that has the same name as your domain
It assigns a set of four name servers to the hosted zone, unique to the
account.
When someone uses a browser to access your website, the name
server inform the browser where to find your resources, such as a
web server or an amazon S3 bucket.
It gets the name server from the hosted zone and add them to the
domain
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AWS Route 53
AWS supports
Generic Top level domains (.com,.org…
Geographic Top level domain(.in,.uk…
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Using Route 53 as your service
You can use route 53 as the DNS service for any domain, even if the
TLD for the domain is not included on the supported TLD list
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How a Hosted Zone Works
4.You add DNS records (A, CNAME, etc.) to route traffic to websites,
applications, or AWS services.