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By the way, even the CNAME on root domain is no longer a concern if you are already using AWS. Route 53 has supported CNAME on root domain for quite some time n
by developer2 11y ago
By the way, even the CNAME on root domain is no longer a concern if you are already using AWS. Route 53 has supported CNAME on root domain for quite some time now: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/root-domain-website-hosting-for-amazon-s3/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/root-domain-website-hosting...
- treve 11y agoIt's not a true CNAME, but rather a sort of server-side translator to make it behave as a CNAME while really just returning A/AAAA records. It's more like the 'ALIAS' record.