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I have created an AWS Lambda with the new function URL feature enabled. Since the URL isn't that easy to remember, I would like to create a Route 53 alias like lambda.mywebsite.com . There is no Route 53 alias for Lambda function URLs in the drop-down menu for aliases in Route 53. How can I call my AWS Lambda function URL via a custom domain? Is a CNAME reco
Asked · Apr 10
answered · Apr 10
I'm doing my best to follow GSuite's out of date instructions for routing emails to Gmail via a AWS Route 53 hosted zone (i.e. domain). Here are the outdated instructions: I set the Values as instructed: And I see: Error occurred Bad request. (InvalidChangeBatch 400: MXRRDATANotTwoFields (MX record doesn't have 2 fields) encountered with '') So it will not a
When I had a single hosted zone it was easy for me to create the zone and then create the NS records for the zone in the delegating account by referencing the hosted zone by name. Edit To try to avoid confusion this is what I wanted to achieve but for multiple hosted zones and the owner of the domain is a management account: https://dev.to/arswaw/create-a-su
I just want to serve my s3 files on cdn.mydomain.com So I create cloudfront distribution which is working fine on https://dxxxxxxxx.cloudfront.net/test.jpg - I get the image. And now I want to associate my domain at cdn.domain.com with cloudfront in route53. So I create A record type A-IPv4 address. with name cdn.domain.com alias target I manully put dxxxxxx
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