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Amazon Route 53 is a highly available and scalable Domain Name System (DNS) web service.

Amazon Route 53 is a highly available and scalable Domain Name System (DNS) web service. It is designed to give developers and businesses an extremely reliable and cost effective way to route end users to Internet applications by translating human readable names like www.example.com into the numeric IP addresses like 192.0.2.1 that computers use to connect to each other.

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Conditional forwarding to AWS Route 53 nameserver fails validation

I am attempting to do conditional forwarding of a particular zone to a set of Amazon Route 53 nameservers that are authoritative for that zone. When I try to add the nameservers, it fails validation, with the not-so-useful error message "A timeout…
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DNS Name Not Resolving After Transfer to Route53

I transferred a domain name from GoDaddy to Amazon Route53 but I'm not sure I performed the transfer properly, particularly regarding the nameservers. My issue is that the domain name is not resolving. The A records should be pointing it to the web…
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AWS: Redirect one subdomain to another (http and https)

During a production launch I need one subdomain, beta.foo.bar.com, to begin redirecting all requests to foo.bar.com. AWS suggests using an S3 bucket set up for static website hosting and configured to redirect all requests to another domain. This…
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How to make terraform assume a different STS role for a single resource change on another account?

I have AWS subaccounts for development, QA and production under a main account that controls all of our route53 zones. I manage everything with Terraform. I use STSAssumeRole Cross account roles from that main account to access the sub accounts. I…
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How to manage VPC association to Route53 hosted zone using CloudFormation?

I wrote a CloudFormation template which creates a vpc, subnets, routes, asg's and instances. I want CloudFormation to handle the association of the newly created vpc with an existing Route53 hosted zone but I can't find how to do it in…
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Route53 subdomain not resolved with nslookup

My problem I am trying to build a personal CDN to share static file with my contacts. The design includes an S3 bucket, a CloudFront distribution and a subdomain registered via Route53, all configured using Terraform. However, I can reach my files…
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AWS DNS resolution only resolves internal IP one way?

I have three instances in two separate VPCs. I've set up peering between the VPCs, both VPCs have DNS Resolution and DNS Hostnames enabled, the peering connection has "Allow DNS resolution from peer VPC [...]" enabled, and the routing tables for…
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Multiple, replicated DNS providers with Route 53

I manage a few domains that are fairly simple with only A records, CNAMES, and a few other common record types. One thing I hear about constantly is major outages from various professional DNS providers, e.g. DynDNS, DNSimple, as well as more basic…
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Serving a S3 static website from a naked domain, without migrating to AWS Route53

I'm working on a site that I'd like to serve from a naked domain like foo.com, and serve it from AWS S3'. However, the documentation I can find with AWS gave me the impression that if I want to do this, I'll need to move move all my DNS over to…
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How to create triple failover / failback with Amazon Route 53

I have three identical servers and I want to provide failover between them such that; If server1 is available, all traffic routes to server1. If server1 is unavailable and server2 is available, all traffic routes to server2. If server1 and server2…
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Resolve route 53 private hosted zone names in my network

I have created an AWS VPC and connected my network to it over VPN. I have a private hosted zone within route 53 and the DNS records in it resolve fine in my EC2 instances on the same VPC. Is there any way to resolve these records from my network…
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Name Server change & propagation works partially : Success for US and fail for India

Our domain is hosted with Enom. DNS records are managed under Enom's reseller for India called Pugmarks. We want to switch DNS record management service from Enom/Reseller over to AWS Route53, however, retaining Enom as the domain registrar. TTL for…
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DNS A record is not working with Amazon Route 53

I have a domain name from MediaTemple that I would like to point to a server EC2 instance on AWS. On my registrar's web site I specified AWS name servers. Using Route 53 I created specified DNS record (NS, A, SOA). I waited > 24 hours for changes to…
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How do I install and use the cli53 tools on Windows?

I'm trying to find the simplest way to import a large number of BIND zone files in to Route 53. I've had a quick look at the AWS CLI and AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell but they don't seem to include a zone file import option like the AWS Route53…
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Avoiding downtime while switching CNAMEs with AWS's Route53

I'm trying to make a seamless transition from Heroku to AWS. Currently, DNS is being handled by Route53, with a CNAME record sending traffic to the heroku SSL subdomain. I need to change this to an A Alias record, pointing to the new Elastic Load…
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