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PROJECT
Create Advanced Routing Policies in AWS Route 53
In this project, we will learn to use AWS Route 53 for traffic policy management through the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI). We’re going to create advanced traffic policies to enable the request to be routed according to geolocation and geo proximity. We’ll also look at how we can associate multiple rules within a single policy.
You will learn to:
Configure the AWS Command Line Interface
Create Traffic Policy Documents
Manage the Advanced Traffic Policies for secure web traffic
Manage hosted zones in AWS route 53
Skills
Load Balancing
Web Hosting
Routing and Navigation
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Amazon Web Services
Basic knowledge of AWS CLI
Must have an AWS account
Basic knowledge of Route 53 policy documents
Technologies
Amazon Route 53
AWS Certificate Manager
Project Description
Amazon’s cloud computing platform, Route 53, is a highly scalable cloud Domain Name System (DNS) web service that provides a reliable and cost-effective method of routing requests to internet applications. By associating domain names with numeric IP addresses, developers and businesses can route requests. Along with the traditional EC2 instances, Route 53 can also route traffic to non-AWS infrastructure. Route 53 servers all over the world monitor the health of endpoints and servers. Over Internet Protocol version 6, or IPv6, Amazon Route 53 enables full end-to-end DNS resolution. On IPv6 networks, recursive DNS resolvers can either use IPv4 or IPv6.
In this project, we’ll use AWS Command Line Interface to manage hosted zones. Using the skills learned in this project, we’ll be able to host our website and create a seamless load balancer at the DNS level. To see the project’s outcomes in action, we must create a domain name and configure it so that the name resolution is forwarded to AWS DNS servers.
Project Tasks
1
Configuration
Task 0: Verify the Installation
Task 1: Configure the AWS Account
2
Hosted Zones
Task 2: List Down All the Hosted Zones
Task 3: Create a New Hosted Zone
Task 4: List the DNS of the Hosted Zone
3
Traffic Policies
Task 5: List All the Traffic Policies
Task 6: Create a Traffic Policy
Task 7: Provide the Basic Syntax of Traffic Policy Document
Task 8: Update the Policy Document for the Geolocation RP
Task 9: Define Endpoints
Task 10: Define Rules for the Geolocation RP
Task 11: Create a Policy Document for the Geoproximity RP
Task 12: Define Rules for the Geoproximity RP
Task 13: Create a Policy Document for the MRP
Task 14: Define Rules for the MRP
Congratulations!
Relevant Courses
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