Route53 CheatSheet
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Route53 is a DNS service like NameCheap with more synergies with AWS Services
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Simple Routing - the most basic routing policies in Route53 Default Policy
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Weighted Routing - Let you split up traffic based on different weights assigned.
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Latency based Routing Policies - Allows you to direct traffic based on the lowest network latency possible for your end-user based on region.
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Failover Routing Policies - Allow you to create active/passive setups in situations where you want a primary site in one location, and secondary date site in another
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Geolation Routing Policies - Allows you to direct traffic based on the geographic location of where the request originated
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Geoproximity Routing Policies - Allows you to direct traffic based on the geographic locatin of your users, and your AWS resources.
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Multi-Value Answer Policies let you configure Route53 to return multiple values such as IP addresses for your web-servers, in response to DNS queries.
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Traffic Flow - A visual editor lets you create sophisticated routing configurations for your resources using existing routing types.
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AWS Alias Record - AWSs smart DNS record, detects changed IPs for AWS resources and adjusts automatically
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Route53 Resolver - A regional service that lets you route DNS queries between your VPCs and your network
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Health checks can be created to monitor and automatically cover endpoints. you can have health checks monitor other health checks.
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