amazon-route53

问题 After more than a few experiments with hosted zones and buckets, it seems I'm getting failures due to unexpired caches even though I may well have set up everything correctly. Before proceeding, I'd like to summarize using two sketches the lengthy (and frankly, tedious) AWS documentation, and ask whether these are indeed correct. At this time I only care about correctness, but I'm also curious whether the two are functionally equivalent. For both options I'm not documenting that: the files

问题 I've seen a lot of manuals about this question and especially AWS' official docs but it doesn't work for me and I cann't understand why. I created two buckets mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com. I added bucket policy to mydomain.com: { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Sid": "AddPerm", "Effect": "Allow", "Principal": " ", "Action": "s3:GetObject", "Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::mydomain.com/ " } ] } I enabled "Enable website hosting" for mydomain.com and put index.html there. So I've got

问题 How do I pass json file as an argument in boto3? import boto3 client = boto3.client('route53') doc = open('policy.json', 'rb').read() response = client.create_traffic_policy( Name = 'test2', Document = '?????', Comment = 'new traffic policy' ) I want to pass a json file in the place of Document 回答1: you can use the JSON library import boto3 import json client = boto3.client('route53') doc = json.loads(open('cp.json', 'rb').read()) response = client.create_traffic_policy( Name = 'test2',

问题 We are setting API Gateway to be accessible only inside VPC or VPC endpoints . In AWS API Gateway you can create a custom domain with Edge or Regional configuration. Is there any way somehow point map DNS name from Route53 to API Gateway "ugly" DNS name for Private type or to VPC Endpoint DNS name but with setting the header parameter automatically(it's also possible to send request VPC Endpoint but with specifying header: <APIGW DNS> )? 回答1: This is not possible. Custom domain names are not

问题 I have hosted our applications on ECS Cluster (EC2 Mode) in a private subnet. I am facing problem with inter-service communication. I have set task networking mode as bridge. Depending on Route53 private hosted zone for service discovery. The services are getting registered under Route53 with SRV record type. Using . for pointing to our hosted service. For example, I have hosted redis container with namespace "local" and service name as "redisdb" then referring that service in application as

问题 I have a subdomain (dev.example.com) and I need to point it to my cloudfront distribution (xyz.cloudfront.net). I did the following steps 1) Created the cloudfront distribution. DID NOT specify anything in the Cname field while creating the cloud front distribution. 2) Created an Alias record in Route53 with 'A' record and pointed dev.example.com to xyz.cloudfront.net. But this setup does not work. It works only if I specify cname field in the cloudfront distribution. Any ideas to get this

问题 I am newbie to Amazon Services and their API. Using Amazon route53Clinet class, I know there is a method getHostedZone which get the Hosted Zone information on the basis of ID. But I have a case where I have the domain name and i need to fetch the hosted zone id may be on the basis of the provided domain name? How can i do that? 回答1: You can use listHostedZones or listHostedZonesByName to interrogate the service about your hosted zones. However... You really need to already know the hosted

问题 I have created a Route 53 hosted zone which contains a SOA, an NS record and a A record. The A record points to the web instance I have hosted on AWS. On the registrar what do I need to use to get the domain to use Amazon Route 53, is it just Nameservers? Or do I need an A record or a CNAME? Which Nameservers should I use the SO or the NS record? Thanks 回答1: Just name server entries, here is AWS documentation on Migrating DNS Service for an Existing Domain to Amazon Route 53. Which name

问题 I have hosted a static website on S3 with suitable bucket policy set. Viewing the "endpoint" in another tab works perfectly fine. After this I created a Hosted zone in route 53 to give it a desirable human readable address. After creating the hosted zone, I have two records in my newly created hosted zone, One being of type NS and the other being of type SOA . So far so good. I go ahead to create a new record set. I add the name as desired, enter type as 'A' - IPv4 Address tick yes for Alias

问题 I'm trying to set up an alias for a domain that is purchased through route 53. The alias is going to point to a page in my site with a URL like this: http://example.com/website/:id My api sets up a hostedZone with the following params: var params = { CallerReference: req.body.projectId, Name: req.body.domain, HostedZoneConfig: { Comment: `the zone created on ${today} for ${req.body.domain}`, PrivateZone: false } }; In the next step, I'm setting up a DNS record with the following params: var