Configuring custom domain with AWS Route 53
Creating a custom domain for our application requires owning a domain. Domain names can be purchased from a domain registrar. In our case, I purchased a domain name called abdulwahid.info from GoDaddy (https://in.godaddy.com/), the domain name system (DNS) service provider.
Every domain serves over the internet through nameservers managed by the DNS service provider. There are many service providers that offer services to manage and host a website from their end. We are going to user the AWS Route 53 service.
What is AWS Route 53?
AWS Route 53 is a scalable cloud DNS web service. Route 53 is really effective at configuring the domain with any AWS services. It connects with infrastructure running on AWS as well as outside of AWS. Route 53 provides a variety of routings, such as latency base routing, Geo DNS, geoproximity, and weighted round robin. All these routings can be combined to provide low-latency bandwidth. Route 53 provides a domain name...
