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Route53 (aws) DNS server setup
Hello, Everyone
Here i came again, best place talk.
I'm planing to move my godaddy DNS to Route53 (cuz i b'live its much more faster than any DNS provider) but no experience with aws Route53, tho some tuts are really simple to follow but couldn't find what i was looking for.
Here is my question .
Domain/DNS - @ godaddy
Hosting/IPs - @ somewhere
So, how do i setup DNS for my domain names at Route53 ? including google mailing MX record ? my confusion is do i really need to host website in EC2 to setup Route53 ? If not please help me here.
step guide could be great help.
Thanks
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You only will need Route53 to setup your dns, no need in EC2.
It's easy to setup, read documentation of route53 which is pretty good.
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/R53Example.html
@isansar take a look at https://nsone.net
Dammm.... Man this is Osome!! btw how is their over all review ?
Or you can use Rage4 DNS
Do you need to use Route53, I find amazons services seem to rename everything from the standard just a little to make it more complicated to setup.
Whats wrong with GD DNS?
why don't u try google dns services, it seems good as well.
nsone.net seems to be very costly :{
Well, besides what's wrong with GoDaddy as a whole, nothing.
There is that, but they have nice cheap domain offers...
Since you insist.
Not arguing with you, for certain churn and burn sites getting a domain for £2 is convenient, anything long term or professional I stick to a more respected registrar.