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Automating Slack Notification for Route 53 TTL Changes

2024-06-25T00:36:30+00:00

Automating a Slack notification system for Route 53 with a 60-second TTL is intended to provide real-time alerts about DNS records with short TTLs. This setup ensures administrators receive quick notifications via Slack, enabling them to promptly identify and resolve potential issues. Through this proactive measure, the optimal performance and reliability of the AWS infrastructure are maintained. Moreover, this approach allows administrators to avoid potential problems by taking corrective actions promptly and minimizing any potential disruptions to services. Additionally, real-time alerts enable administrators to keep a close watch on DNS configurations, ensuring smooth operation and consistent performance of the AWS [...]

Automating Slack Notification for Route 53 TTL Changes2024-06-25T00:36:30+00:00

Basics of the Basics to AWS – Part 4: Network

2024-05-29T01:17:13+00:00

Cloud Service Providers, such as AWS, use various networking features to power its cloud computing platform. Having foundational computer networking knowledge will certainly come handy to properly configure your cloud applications and systems. It's important to know about the basics such as the 7 layers of the Open System Intercommunication (OSI) Model and Domain Name System (DNS) but fortunately, AWS makes some parts of networking easier for us. Welcome to part 5 of my 6-part series called Basics of the Basics to AWS, where I introduce you to AWS by breaking it down into smaller digestible concepts related to software [...]

Basics of the Basics to AWS – Part 4: Network2024-05-29T01:17:13+00:00

Leveraging Amazon CloudFront with S3 and Route 53 for Subdomain Configuration

2023-11-20T06:14:26+00:00

Amazon S3 and Route 53, both provided by AWS, offer a comprehensive solution for managing and deploying web content. Route 53 allows you to create alias records that direct to the website endpoint of your S3 bucket. Meanwhile, Amazon S3 is a robust service for hosting static websites. These services, when used together, provide a powerful toolset for web content management. However, there's a key requirement when using these services together: the bucket name in S3 must be the same as the domain or subdomain hosted on Route 53. This is because when a request comes to Route 53, it [...]

Leveraging Amazon CloudFront with S3 and Route 53 for Subdomain Configuration2023-11-20T06:14:26+00:00

Setting Up Redirects on Amazon S3 for a Custom Domain Registered with Amazon Route 53

2023-11-06T08:50:20+00:00

This article will guide you on creating redirects on Amazon S3 for a website with a custom domain registered with Amazon Route 53. The following services will be used: Amazon Route 53 for domain registration and routing internet traffic, Amazon S3 for bucket creation, uploading a redirection script, configuring permissions for public access, and configuring the buckets for website hosting. In this example, we will redirect a custom domain registered with Amazon Route 53 instead of using this lengthy URL. - https://aws.amazon.com/developer/community/community-builders/community-builders-directory/?cb-cards.sort-by=item.additionalFields.cbName&cb-cards.sort-order=asc&awsf.builder-category=*all&awsf.location=*all&awsf.year=*all&cb-cards.q=Nestor%2BMayagma%2BJr.&cb-cards.q_operator=AND STEPS Step 1: Go to Amazon S3 → Buckets → Create bucket Follow the configurations below: Follow this [...]

Setting Up Redirects on Amazon S3 for a Custom Domain Registered with Amazon Route 532023-11-06T08:50:20+00:00

Customize Your Invite Links with Amazon S3 Website Redirect

2023-04-26T07:40:26+00:00

If you use Discord, Slack, or Telegram, you're probably familiar with those long and complicated invite links used to join servers or channels. These links can be difficult to remember and may even discourage some people from joining. With URL redirection, you can create a custom and easy-to-remember domain name for your invite links. For example, you might use a domain like "discord.mycoolsite.com" that redirects to the invitation page of your Discord server, which might look something like this: "discord.com/invite/aabbCCDD". Inviting people thru a custom domain can reinforce your brand and make it easier for others to share and join [...]

Customize Your Invite Links with Amazon S3 Website Redirect2023-04-26T07:40:26+00:00

Using Amazon Route 53 Resolver

2023-04-26T07:42:04+00:00

In the previous blog post, we talked about Split-view DNS using Amazon Route 53, in which the DNS server gives out a different response to the same DNS query based on where the query came from. This is helpful if you are in a hybrid environment when you want an internal application to resolve a domain from a private hosted zone and external applications to resolve from a public hosted zone in Route 53. In hybrid environments, configuring Amazon Route 53 hosted zones can be tricky. Your VPC and on-premises resources may need to resolve DNS names hosted on the [...]

Using Amazon Route 53 Resolver2023-04-26T07:42:04+00:00

Split-view DNS using Amazon Route 53

2023-04-27T03:53:16+00:00

What is Amazon Route 53? Amazon Route 53 is a highly available and scalable Domain Name System (DNS) service. This allows you to do Split-view DNS or Split-horizon DNS implementation for your applications. It offers additional features that are not present from third-party domain registrars. Route 53 allows you to register domain names, route internet traffic to specific resources under your domain name using different routing policies and check the health status of your resources. Route 53 is highly integrated with other AWS services, especially resources under a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). The main function of Route 53 is for [...]

Split-view DNS using Amazon Route 532023-04-27T03:53:16+00:00

ELB Health Checks vs Route 53 Health Checks For Target Health Monitoring

2024-01-23T05:56:25+00:00

We all know that health checks are a very useful tool for making sure that AWS services such as AWS ELB and Amazon Route 53 know the state of their targets before forwarding traffic to them. In this section, we will take a look at ELB health checks and Route 53 health checks, and compare them with one another. Health Check Service AWS Elastic Load Balancing Amazon Route53 What is it for? This health check periodically sends a request to a target instance, server or function to verify its status i.e. available to accept traffic requests. This health check monitors [...]

ELB Health Checks vs Route 53 Health Checks For Target Health Monitoring2024-01-23T05:56:25+00:00

Resolve Route 53 Private Hosted Zones from an On-premises Network

2023-06-05T03:00:59+00:00

Route 53 Private Hosted Zones Amazon Route 53 DNS service supports Public Hosted Zones and Private Hosted Zones. Private Hosted Zones are useful when you want to use your private domain and have Route 53 respond to queries on that domain from resources within your VPC.  For example, if you host a database on an EC2 instance on a private subnet, you can create a Route 53 record set (ex: privatedb.tutorialsdojo.com) for that database instance on your Private Hosted Zone to allow other EC2 instances to resolve the domain name.   But what if you have a VPN connection (or AWS [...]

Resolve Route 53 Private Hosted Zones from an On-premises Network2023-06-05T03:00:59+00:00

Amazon Route 53

2024-11-14T08:40:51+00:00

Bookmarks Key Features Domain Registration Routing Internet Traffic to your Website or Web Application Route 53 Health Checks Know the Following Concepts Routing Policies Hosted Zones Records Supported DNS Record Types DNS Domain Name Format Using Traffic Flow to Route DNS Traffic Route 53 Resolvers Route 53 Health Checks and DNS Failover Authentication and Access Control Monitoring Pricing Validate Your Knowledge Amazon Route 53 Cheat Sheet A highly available and scalable Domain Name System (DNS) web service used for domain [...]

Amazon Route 532024-11-14T08:40:51+00:00

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