Net702 - Lab 10: Configuring DNS with Route 53

Route 53

Amazone Route 53 is a cloud Domain Name System (DNS) used in AWS. It basically translating web names to IP address and routes the users to the particular web servers. Here I am using the Route 53 to convert my domain name to IP address of my server so that users don't have to remember the IP address or the long public DNS name which AWS using for the instances. 

I have registered my domain on the internet as  dynostore.cf. Went to the Route 53 and choose DNS Management – Get Started Now.

Then selected to create a hosted zone, and given my domain name. Selected the type as public.

Once it created, I have received four different domain names in different servers. I have copied all the domains and pasted in my domain hosting website.

I have configured the load balancer details in the create record set tab.

Now the configuring part has completed, now we should be able to login to the website using my domain name. But I received my IIS page, then I have added my website name along with the domain name.

Then I have received the Dinostore web page. I have refreshed my webpage to test the load balancer configuration after two refresh the IP address of the web page changed to the other server's IP.

Now I have my own domain name and a highly available website, here I am completing the Dinostore project. 

Thank you.