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I'm not a big user of AWS but I don't know that there's anything stopping you from running your own recursive resolver (in your VPC) that your other machines us
by jlgaddis 10y ago
I'm not a big user of AWS but I don't know that there's anything stopping you from running your own recursive resolver (in your VPC) that your other machines use (instead of using an external resolver or whatever Amazon provides).
You could, for instance, stand up an instance or two running Unbound, forward to Amazon's own resolvers for internal stuff, and forward to external resolvers for external resolution (or just handle it yourself instead of using forwarders).
- tomekit 10y agoThe main reason to use AWS is so you don't need to do anything except calculate profit from your app, at least in theory. If you need to set up own resolvers or anything else within the AWS there is no reason to use AWS in the first place.