Gedion Danielblog.gediondaniel.dev·Oct 9, 2024Understanding CNAME and Alias Records in Amazon Route 53When setting up a website or web service, you may come across terms like CNAME and Alias records in Amazon Route 53. Both are used to direct traffic to the correct server, but they work in slightly different ways. Let’s break it down in simple terms....Discussdomain
Gedion Danielblog.gediondaniel.dev·Oct 9, 2024What Are 3rd Party Domains and Amazon Route 53?When building websites, you need a domain name—the address people type to visit your site, like "example.com." There are many companies where you can buy domain names. These are called 3rd party domain providers. Some popular ones are GoDaddy and Nam...DiscussAWS
Jyothsnajyothsna.hashnode.dev·Sep 29, 2024Comprehensive Guide to IAM, VPC, and Route53: In-Depth Look at VPCIAM is a service in AWS that helps you to securely access the AWS Services and resources. Components of IAM: Users: IAM users represent individual people or entities that interact with AWS resources. Each user has a unique name and security credenti...Discuss·10 likesvpc
Yogesh Borudeyogeshb.hashnode.dev·Sep 16, 2024Understanding Amazon Route 53: A Comprehensive GuideIn today's digital landscape, robust domain management is crucial for businesses and developers alike. Amazon Route 53 is a powerful tool that offers scalable Domain Name System (DNS) management, seamlessly routing user requests to applications throu...DiscussDNS-management
Codefy LabsforCodefy Labs's Blogscodefylabs.hashnode.dev·May 25, 2024AWS Route 53Amazon Web Services (AWS) Route 53 is a powerful and reliable Domain Name System (DNS) service designed to efficiently manage domain traffic and scale with your needs. It serves as both a registrar and a route manager, directing your users to various...Discuss·40 likes·53 readsAWSroute53
Tobias SchmidtforAWS Fundamentalsblog.awsfundamentals.com·Oct 18, 2022How to Pick the Correct Routing Policy With Route 53In this article, we'll have a look into Route 53's routing policies, covering simple, weighted, failover, geolocation, and latency. There are different types of routing that you can use for your domain names. Routing Policies The type determines how ...Discuss·7 likes·1.7K readsCloud Computing
Tobias SchmidtforAWS Fundamentalsblog.awsfundamentals.com·Sep 28, 2022Latency-based Routing & Region Failover with Route53Looking at your operational tasks if you’re running a serverless application on AWS is mostly very enjoyable — generally, there’s not much that can break or cause interruptions. No containers to suddenly stop working, no resource limits that are easi...Discuss·5 likes·1.6K readsaws-route53
