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AMAZON ROUTE 53
DEVELOPER GUIDE
* What is Amazon Route 53?
* How domain registration works
* How internet traffic is routed to your website or web application
* How Amazon Route 53 checks the health of your resources
* Amazon Route 53 concepts
* How to get started with Amazon Route 53
* Accessing Amazon Route 53
* AWS Identity and Access Management
* Amazon Route 53 pricing and billing
* Working with AWS SDKs
* Getting started
* Set up
* Use your domain for a static website
* Use an Amazon CloudFront distribution to serve a static website
* Integration with other services
* DNS domain name format
* Registering and managing domains
* Registering new domains
* Registering a new domain
* Values that you specify when you register or transfer a domain
* Values that Amazon Route 53 returns when you register a domain
* Viewing the status of a domain registration
* Updating domain settings
* Updating contact information and ownership for a domain
* Enabling or disabling privacy protection for contact information for a
domain
* Enabling or disabling automatic renewal for a domain
* Locking a domain to prevent unauthorized transfer to another registrar
* Extending the registration period for a domain
* Updating name servers to use another registrar
* Adding or changing name servers and glue records for a domain
* Renewing registration for a domain
* Restoring an expired or deleted domain
* Replacing the hosted zone for a domain
* Transferring domains
* Transferring domain registration to Route 53
* Viewing the status of a domain transfer
* How transferring a domain to Route 53 affects the expiration date
* Transferring a domain to a different AWS account
* Transferring a domain from Route 53
* Registrar transfer to Amazon Registrar
* Resending authorization and confirmation emails
* Configuring DNSSEC for a domain
* Finding your registrar
* Viewing information about domains
* Deleting a domain name registration
* Contacting AWS Support about domain registration issues
* Downloading a domain billing report
* Domains that you can register with Amazon Route 53
* Generic top-level domains
* .ac
* .academy
* .accountants
* .actor
* .adult
* .agency
* .airforce
* .apartments
* .associates
* .auction
* .audio
* .band
* .bargains
* .beer
* .bet
* .bid
* .bike
* .bingo
* .bio
* .biz
* .black
* .blue
* .boutique
* .builders
* .business
* .buzz
* .cab
* .cafe
* .camera
* .camp
* .capital
* .cards
* .care
* .careers
* .cash
* .casino
* .catering
* .cc
* .center
* .ceo
* .chat
* .cheap
* .christmas
* .church
* .city
* .claims
* .cleaning
* .click
* .clinic
* .clothing
* .cloud
* .club
* .coach
* .codes
* .coffee
* .college
* .com
* .community
* .company
* .computer
* .condos
* .construction
* .consulting
* .contact
* .contractors
* .cool
* .coupons
* .credit
* .creditcard
* .cruises
* .dance
* .dating
* .deals
* .degree
* .delivery
* .democrat
* .dental
* .design
* .diamonds
* .diet
* .digital
* .direct
* .directory
* .discount
* .dog
* .domains
* .education
* .email
* .energy
* .engineering
* .enterprises
* .equipment
* .estate
* .events
* .exchange
* .expert
* .exposed
* .express
* .fail
* .fan
* .farm
* .finance
* .financial
* .fish
* .fitness
* .flights
* .florist
* .flowers
* .fm
* .football
* .forsale
* .foundation
* .fun
* .fund
* .furniture
* .futbol
* .fyi
* .gallery
* .games
* .gift
* .gifts
* .gives
* .glass
* .global
* .gmbh
* .gold
* .golf
* .graphics
* .gratis
* .green
* .gripe
* .group
* .guide
* .guitars
* .guru
* .haus
* .healthcare
* .help
* .hiv
* .hockey
* .holdings
* .holiday
* .host
* .hosting
* .house
* .im
* .immo
* .immobilien
* .industries
* .info
* .ink
* .institute
* .insure
* .international
* .investments
* .io
* .irish
* .jewelry
* .juegos
* .kaufen
* .kim
* .kitchen
* .kiwi
* .land
* .law
* .lease
* .legal
* .lgbt
* .life
* .lighting
* .limited
* .limo
* .link
* .live
* .llc
* .loan
* .loans
* .lol
* .ltd
* .maison
* .management
* .marketing
* .mba
* .media
* .memorial
* .mobi
* .moda
* .money
* .mortgage
* .movie
* .name
* .net
* .network
* .news
* .ninja
* .onl
* .online
* .org
* .partners
* .parts
* .photo
* .photography
* .photos
* .pics
* .pictures
* .pink
* .pizza
* .place
* .plumbing
* .plus
* .poker
* .porn
* .press
* .pro
* .productions
* .properties
* .property
* .pub
* .qpon
* .recipes
* .red
* .reise
* .reisen
* .rentals
* .repair
* .report
* .republican
* .restaurant
* .reviews
* .rip
* .rocks
* .run
* .sale
* .sarl
* .school
* .schule
* .services
* .sex
* .sexy
* .shiksha
* .shoes
* .shopping
* .show
* .singles
* .site
* .ski
* .soccer
* .social
* .solar
* .solutions
* .software
* .space
* .store
* .stream
* .studio
* .style
* .sucks
* .supplies
* .supply
* .support
* .surgery
* .systems
* .tattoo
* .tax
* .taxi
* .team
* .tech
* .technology
* .tennis
* .theater
* .tienda
* .tips
* .tires
* .today
* .tools
* .tours
* .town
* .toys
* .trade
* .training
* .tv
* .university
* .uno
* .vacations
* .vegas
* .ventures
* .vg
* .viajes
* .video
* .villas
* .vision
* .vote
* .voyage
* .watch
* .website
* .wedding
* .wiki
* .wine
* .work
* .works
* .world
* .wtf
* .xyz
* .zone
* Geographic top-level domains
* Africa
* .ac (Ascension Island)
* .co.za (South Africa)
* .sh (Saint Helena)
* Americas
* .ca (Canada)
* .cl (Chile)
* .co (Colombia)
* .com.ar (Argentina)
* .com.br (Brazil)
* .com.mx (Mexico)
* .mx (Mexico)
* .us (United States)
* .vc (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines)
* .vg (British Virgin Islands)
* Asia/Oceania
* .au (Australia)
* .cc (Cocos (Keeling) Islands)
* .co.nz (New Zealand)
* .com.au (Australia)
* .com.sg (Republic of Singapore)
* .fm (Federated States of Micronesia)
* .in (India)
* .jp (Japan)
* .io (British Indian Ocean Territory)
* .net.au (Australia)
* .net.nz (New Zealand)
* .org.nz (New Zealand)
* .pw (Palau)
* .qa (Qatar)
* .ru (Russian Federation)
* .sg (Republic of Singapore)
* Europe
* .be (Belgium)
* .berlin (city of Berlin in Germany)
* .ch (Switzerland)
* .co.uk (United Kingdom)
* .cz (Czech Republic)
* .de (Germany)
* .es (Spain)
* .eu (European Union)
* .fi (Finland)
* .fr (France)
* .gg (Guernsey)
* .im (Isle of Man)
* .it (Italy)
* .me (Montenegro)
* .me.uk (United Kingdom)
* .nl (the Netherlands)
* .org.uk (United Kingdom)
* .ruhr (Ruhr region, western part of Germany)
* .se (Sweden)
* .uk (United Kingdom)
* .wien (city of Vienna in Austria)
* Configuring Amazon Route 53 as your DNS service
* Making Route 53 the DNS service for an existing domain
* Making Route 53 the DNS service for a domain that's in use
* Making Route 53 the DNS service for an inactive domain
* Configuring DNS routing for a new domain
* Routing traffic to your resources
* Routing traffic for subdomains
* Working with hosted zones
* Working with public hosted zones
* Considerations when working with public hosted zones
* Creating a public hosted zone
* Getting the name servers for a public hosted zone
* Listing public hosted zones
* Viewing DNS query metrics for a public hosted zone
* Deleting a public hosted zone
* Checking DNS responses from Route 53
* Configuring white-label name servers
* NS and SOA records that Amazon Route 53 creates for a public hosted
zone
* Working with private hosted zones
* Considerations when working with a private hosted zone
* Creating a private hosted zone
* Listing private hosted zones
* Associating more VPCs with a private hosted zone
* Associating an Amazon VPC and a private hosted zone that you created
with different AWS accounts
* Disassociating VPCs from a private hosted zone
* Deleting a private hosted zone
* VPC permissions
* Migrating a hosted zone to a different AWS account
* Working with records
* Choosing a routing policy
* Simple routing
* Failover routing
* Geolocation routing
* Geolocation routing in private hosted zones
* Geoproximity routing
* Latency-based routing
* Latency-based routing in private hosted zones
* IP-based routing
* Creating a CIDR collection with CIDR locations and blocks
* Working with CIDR locations and blocks
* Deleting a CIDR collection
* Moving a geolocation to IP-based routing
* Multivalue answer routing
* Weighted routing
* How Amazon Route 53 uses EDNS0 to estimate the location of a user
* Choosing between alias and non-alias records
* Supported DNS record types
* Creating records by using the Amazon Route 53 console
* Resource record set permissions
* Values you specify
* Common values
* Common values for alias records
* Simple records values
* Simple alias records values
* Failover records values
* Failover alias records values
* Geolocation records values
* Geolocation alias records values
* Geoproximity records values
* Geoproximity alias records values
* Latency records values
* Latency alias records values
* IP-based records values
* IP-based alias records values
* Multivalue answer records values
* Weighted records values
* Weighted alias records values
* Creating records by importing a zone file
* Editing records
* Deleting records
* Listing records
* Configuring DNSSEC signing
* Enabling DNSSEC signing and establishing a chain of trust
* Disabling DNSSEC signing
* Working with customer managed keys
* Working with key-signing keys (KSKs)
* KMS key and ZSK management in Route 53
* DNSSEC proofs of nonexistence in Route 53
* Troubleshooting DNSSEC signing
* Using AWS Cloud Map to create records and health checks
* DNS constraints and behaviors
* Traffic Flow
* Creating and managing traffic policies
* Creating and managing policy records
* What is Route 53 Resolver?
* Resolving DNS queries between VPCs and your network
* Route 53 Resolver availability and scaling
* Getting started with Route 53 Resolver
* Forwarding inbound DNS queries to your VPCs
* Forwarding outbound DNS queries to your network
* Managing inbound endpoints
* Managing outbound endpoints
* Managing forwarding rules
* Viewing and editing forwarding rules
* Creating forwarding rules
* Adding rules for reverse lookup
* Associating forwarding rules with a VPC
* Disassociating forwarding rules from a VPC
* Sharing Resolver rules with other AWS accounts and using shared rules
* Deleting forwarding rules
* Forwarding rules for reverse DNS queries in Resolver
* Enabling DNSSEC validation
* Routing internet traffic to your AWS resources
* Amazon API Gateway API
* Amazon CloudFront distribution
* Amazon EC2 instance
* App Runner service
* AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment
* ELB load balancer
* Amazon S3 bucket
* Amazon Virtual Private Cloud interface endpoint
* Amazon WorkMail
* Other AWS resources
* Creating health checks
* Types of health checks
* How Route 53 determines whether a health check is healthy
* Creating, updating, and deleting health checks
* Creating and updating health checks
* Values that you specify when you create or update health checks
* Values that Route 53 displays when you create a health check
* Updating health checks when you change CloudWatch alarm settings
* Disabling or enabling health checks
* Inverting health checks
* Deleting health checks
* Updating or deleting health checks when DNS failover is configured
* Configuring router and firewall rules for health checks
* Configuring DNS failover
* Task list for configuring DNS failover
* How health checks work in simple configurations
* How health checks work in complex configurations
* How Route 53 chooses records when health checking is configured
* Active-active and active-passive failover
* Configuring failover in a private hosted zone
* How Route 53 averts failover problems
* Naming and tagging health checks
* Using API versions before 2012-12-12
* Monitoring health check status and getting notifications
* Viewing health check status and the reason for health check failures
* Monitoring the latency between health checkers and your endpoint
* Monitoring health checks using CloudWatch
* Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall
* How Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall works
* Getting started with Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall
* DNS Firewall rule groups and rules
* Rule group settings in DNS Firewall
* Rule settings in DNS Firewall
* Rule actions in DNS Firewall
* Managing rule groups and rules in DNS Firewall
* Creating a rule group and rules
* Viewing and updating a rule group and rules
* Deleting a rule group
* Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall domain lists
* Managed Domain Lists
* Managing your own domain lists
* DNS Firewall Advanced
* Configuring query logging for DNS Firewall
* Sharing rule groups between accounts
* Enabling DNS Firewall protections for your VPC
* Managing associations between your VPC and firewall rule groups
* DNS Firewall VPC configuration
* What are Amazon Route 53 Profiles?
* Using Profiles
* Create a Profile
* Associate DNS Firewall rule groups
* Associate private hosted zones
* Associate Resolver rules
* Edit Profile configurations
* Configuration settings for Profiles
* Associate VPCs
* Viewing and updating Profiles
* Viewing and updating resources associated to Profiles
* Disassociating a resource
* Viewing VPCs associated to a Profile
* Working with shared Route 53 Profiles
* What is Amazon Route 53 on Outposts?
* Getting started with Route 53 Resolver on AWS Outposts
* Creating inbound endpoints
* Creating outbound endpoints
* Managing Resolver on Outpost
* Managing inbound endpoints on Resolver on Outpost
* Managing outbound endpoints on Resolver on Outpost
* Creating AWS CloudFormation resources
* Code examples
* Route 53
* Basics
* Actions
* ChangeResourceRecordSets
* CreateHostedZone
* DeleteHostedZone
* GetHostedZone
* ListHostedZones
* ListHostedZonesByName
* ListQueryLoggingConfigs
* Route 53 domain registration
* Basics
* Hello Route 53 domain registration
* Learn the basics
* Actions
* CheckDomainAvailability
* CheckDomainTransferability
* GetDomainDetail
* GetDomainSuggestions
* GetOperationDetail
* ListDomains
* ListOperations
* ListPrices
* RegisterDomain
* ViewBilling
* Security
* Data protection
* Protection from dangling delegation records
* Identity and access management
* Overview of managing access
* Using IAM policies for Route 53
* Using Service-Linked Roles
* AWS managed policies
* Using conditions
* Route 53 API permissions reference
* Logging and monitoring
* Compliance validation
* Resilience
* Infrastructure security
* Monitoring
* Public DNS query logging
* Resolver query logging
* Resources that you can send Resolver query logs to
* Managing configurations
* Values that appear in Resolver query logs
* Resolver query log example
* Sharing Resolver query logging configs with other accounts
* Monitoring domain registrations
* Monitoring your resources with Amazon Route 53 health checks and Amazon
CloudWatch
* Monitoring hosted zones using Amazon CloudWatch
* Monitoring Route 53 Resolver endpoints with Amazon CloudWatch
* Monitoring Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall rule groups with Amazon
CloudWatch
* Managing DNS Firewall events using EventBridge
* Events DNS Firewall detail reference
* Logging Amazon Route 53 API calls with AWS CloudTrail
* Troubleshooting
* My domain is unavailable on the internet
* My domain is suspended (status is ClientHold)
* Transferring my domain to Amazon Route 53 failed
* I changed DNS settings, but they haven't taken effect
* My browser displays a "Server not found" error
* I can't route traffic to an Amazon S3 bucket that's configured for website
hosting
* I was billed twice for the same hosted zone
* I was charged multiple invoices for my domain
* My AWS account is closed or permanently closed, and my domain is
registered with Route 53
* IP address ranges
* Tagging resources
* Tutorials
* Using Amazon Route 53 as the DNS service for subdomains without migrating
the parent domain
* Creating a subdomain that uses Amazon Route 53 as the DNS service
without migrating the parent domain
* Migrating DNS service for a subdomain to Amazon Route 53 without
migrating the parent domain
* Transitioning to latency-based routing in Amazon Route 53
* Adding another Region to your latency-based routing in Amazon Route 53
* Using latency and weighted records in Amazon Route 53 to route traffic to
multiple Amazon EC2 instances in a Region
* Managing over 100 weighted records in Amazon Route 53
* Weighting fault-tolerant multi-record answers in Amazon Route 53
* Best practices
* Best practices for Amazon Route 53 DNS
* Best practices for Resolver
* Avoid loop configurations with Resolver endpoints
* Resolver endpoint scaling
* High availability for Resolver endpoints
* DNS zone walking
* Best practices for Amazon Route 53 health checks
* Quotas
* Related information
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AWSDocumentationAmazon Route 53Developer Guide
This section provides information on the following topics related to managing
domain settings in Route 53:
1. Updating contact information and ownership for a domain:
* Learn how to update contact information for a domain, including
administrative, technical, registrant, and billing contacts.
* Understand the process for changing the owner of a domain when the
registry requires a Change of Domain Ownership form.
2. Enabling or disabling privacy protection for contact information for a
domain:
* Discover how to enable or disable privacy protection for contact
information, which hides or reveals your personal details from WHOIS
queries.
3. Enabling or disabling automatic renewal for a domain:
* Find out how to enable or disable automatic renewal for a domain, which
determines whether Route 53 automatically renews the registration before
expiration.
4. Locking a domain to prevent unauthorized transfer to another registrar:
* Learn how to lock a domain to prevent unauthorized transfer to another
registrar, and how to disable the lock when needed.
5. Extending the registration period for a domain:
* Understand the process for extending the registration period for a
domain, typically up to ten years in one-year increments.
6. Updating name servers to use another registrar and Adding or changing name
servers and glue records for a domain:
* Discover how to update name servers to use another DNS service or
configure white-label (vanity) name servers.
* Learn about considerations and best practices when changing name servers
and glue records.
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