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with Route53, it's not just another entry in a DNS zone file, you actually get multiple-zone IP addresses for each domain hosted, by default. Also, you get WRR
by aioprisan 14y ago
with Route53, it's not just another entry in a DNS zone file, you actually get multiple-zone IP addresses for each domain hosted, by default. Also, you get WRR and anycast, as well as latency based routing. Not to mention that you can create aliases that are not visible to resolvers but point to internal Amazon resources that you have access to.