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Okesanya Samuel · 2024-07-17T20:48:13.117Z

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Great job man.

Hopefully you elaborate more on using route 53 service in due time

Hello amiase simeon . Using route 53 wasn't explained because it's not the focus of the article and it's an easy step.

Once you have your domain, go to route53

create a hosted zone with the domain name
if the domain is not from aws, add the 4 NS from the hosted zone to your domain provider custom NS.
then on your hosted zone, proceed to create A records for the sub domains required for these projects. The A records should point to your public Ip.

I hope you find the steps above helpful. If you need further assistance you can reach out to me on X. My handle is @drintech22

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