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I assume they intend for you to use Route53 on top of this. You could use a combination of geolocation routing and failovers to set it up so that by default peo
by jon-wood 9y ago
I assume they intend for you to use Route53 on top of this. You could use a combination of geolocation routing and failovers to set it up so that by default people are routed to their nearest region, but if that region is currently offline send them somewhere else instead.