AWS Route 53 Course | Part-15

[@sudheersen8227]

I request to all share the channel because such type content not present anywhere 🚀🚀❤❤Thankyou Rahul Sir ❤❤🚀🚀

[@RahulWagh]

It's my pleasure

[@VenkateshS-h9f]

Agreed ❤

[@sibgathassan6281]

💯

[@sahilk335]

you have so much patience of explaining VPC and EC2 in each video. Thank you! Repetition helps viewers in learning.

[@RahulWagh]

Keep learning and thanks for the feedback. It is necessary to repeat those concepts otherwise it is hard for anybody to learn it

[@MeteorShower-ke9pz]

I have never seen anybody explained and teach AWS services in such depth... Love you Sir

[@RahulWagh]

So nice of you

[@namannagar4841]

This has been the best tutorial for AWS Route 53. Very well explained. thank you Rahul.

[@RahulWagh]

You are most welcome

[@princejaiswal823]

Hi Rahul Sir, Your videos are very helpful. up to the mark and point to point. Bina koi idhar udhar ki baat kiye. Thanks and keep doing.

[@RahulWagh]

Thanks and welcome! Stay tuned for more

[@Sathish-B78]

One of best video in Route53, Thankyou so much sir!!🤩❤

[@sibgathassan6281]

i work in aws. but still i love your videos ❤❤. the way you explain each and every point is awesome.

[@aniruddhatope2388]

This is one of the wonderful session Rahul and you have explained it in very detailed. Loved it. 🎉

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@ArunaNishantha]

Thank you, Rahul Wagh, for the fantastic AWS course! Your clear explanations and practical examples made complex topics easy to understand. I truly appreciate the effort you put into this content. Keep up the great work!

[@RahulWagh]

You're very welcome!

[@udaykumar8177]

Thank you so much for such a informative session . One of the best session i had on Route 53 . I get the complete understanding of Route 53 . Looking forward .

[@RahulWagh]

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[@riyadixit3278]

best aws course with best method of teaching sir i really appreciate u .

[@RahulWagh]

Thanks a ton

[@venkat81100]

what a demo 🚀 I love the way you injected the concept of load-balancing with a clean approach. Thanks a lot 👍

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you liked it!

[@maheshm2690]

Lot's of information in a single video.... great 🎉

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you liked it

[@vipulwarthe]

All of my doubts are clear after seen your video on Route 53. Thank you and keep it up!

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@sammed.sankonatti]

6:08 You have clarified one of my biggest doubt w.r.t DNS. Thank you so much ✨.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@SharpKnife523]

Excellent tutorial. Kudos to you for taking the time to record these videos.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vishnuitsrocking]

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[@RahulWagh]

I appreciate that!

[@SagarMslk]

Thank you Very Much Rahul for the detailed explanation :) In-depth content with premium quality of video and audio.

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome and stay tuned for more similar content

[@nsramyasrinivasan7467]

Superb explanation Rahul sir...Understood very well about Route 53 concept.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@SaggillaBalaraju]

Every video zero to hero what is his explanation thank you sir 🎉🎉🎉

[@MagdaleneKien]

thank you for simple and well explicite demo im a novist in DeVops and i am so happy i came across your chanel my journey feels better with you . hopping to join your private community soon

[@ramisarhan8618]

Hello my friend. Thank you for your explanations.. all your videos are wel explained, and the language are accessible for a non english native speaker like me. well done continue.

[@MrSourabhkumarjain]

keep posting the good content .. this was so informative. thank you.

[@jimlosinsky5548]

Thanks!

[@RahulWagh]

You made my day😊

[@vaibhavkhunt3837]

Thanks

[@RahulWagh]

Welcome

[@thapasujan07]

धेरै धेरै धन्यवाद सर ❣

[@hendoitechnologies]

your way of teaching AWS is good and easy to understand as beginner about AWS Services. expecting "AWS full course video for developers use" soon.

[@RahulWagh]

Noted

[@raghudharvadapalle4760]

You have explained the concepts and each service very clearly.

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@mohanmurali7975]

Thanks rahul for this wonderful session really gained knowledge regarding route 53👍

[@RahulWagh]

Keep watching

[@cloudwithjd4068]

Really Enjoyed the session. I also created parallel while attending this session. I’m able to create the infrastructure in AWS. Thank you Rahul ❤

[@RahulWagh]

Wonderful!

[@sachinvishwasrao106]

Very well explained.. I been through other yt video to understand this concept. This is excellent explanation. Thank you Rahul bhai.. ❤

[@RahulWagh]

You are most welcome Sachin bhai 😊

[@ravindraperisetla4904]

Excellent explanation in the simplest way.

[@munteanionut3993]

Thank you very much for such a detailed video! Also for such a detailed series! Liked the video and will definitely watch other videos from this series, as well! :D God bless!

[@dips_07]

Thank you so much🙏...what a session on Route 53 👏👏👏 the way u explained it's clear the concept...once again thank you so much...🙏🙏

[@RahulWagh]

Great to hear that!

[@munteanionut3993]

01:14:14 - failover is built-in with the weighted LBs, right? Meaning that if one out of two LBs is not functioning properly, the other LB fully takes over and therefore 100% (255 capacity) will go to the only still standing EC2 instance.. right?

[@kamleshjain7877]

Fabulous explanation Rahul, I have been asked the question specific to Fail over routing but i was not able to answer that time but now I feel confident that I can answer that question after learning from your session

[@RahulWagh]

Always welcome Kamlesh

[@Arunkumar-e6v2b]

Man you are the best , lots of love and great content

[@RahulWagh]

I appreciate that!

[@pramodpunnuche5426]

Route 53 end to end, your teaching is awesome

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@KannanAnnadurai]

Thank you for your efforts and for providing the AWS playlist. This video's understanding practically from scratch. we are looking for more AWS videos in this playlist like Lambda, S3 buckets, Elastic Beanstalk, AWS CLI, etc.

[@naveenramneni8533]

Thanks very much the clear explanation ,before that have lot of questions in my mind all are cleared.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@LuckyBravo]

You have no idea how powerful these diagrams really are. Please keep this method in all your videos. Keep moving between the diagrams and the dashboard.

[@RahulWagh]

Thank you very much!

[@soumyakantighosh2717]

Just one word amazing video, End to End

[@RahulWagh]

Many more similar session to come

[@munteanionut3993]

01:09:00 - what if you switched in NordVPN to something like Congo? The browser page would not even load up, right? Because application is only accessible in either Finland or Sweden.. right? Also: if someone from far (let's say Argentina) uses a VPN for Sweden... what would be his latency? I am assuming it's latency from Sweden to Sweden to process the request + latency from Sweden to Argentina for the person to actually have its message travel back to Argentina through the VPN, right?

[@HamzaZafar-bm8qt]

Explanation is too good. Thank you!!!!

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you liked it

[@ramakrishnamoorthykartheep1958]

Your videos are amazing and very informative. 🎉

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you think so!

[@ShashiKumar-jc3gy]

Thanks Rahul. This is really very interesting session 😊

[@RahulWagh]

So nice of you

[@DevSecOpsAI]

Using a GCP-hosted domain for AWS route53 I found that funny for some reason, anyways great video as always :)

[@RahulWagh]

The idea is to showcase the use of external domain and it can be GCP or xyz...

[@Nm16612]

❤ very good content and good explanation

[@ravindrad6906]

Excellent , learnt abt router53

[@RahulWagh]

Gr8 to hear that

[@munteanionut3993]

55:08 - why did you leave the "default" Security Group selected and you did not uncheck it? Shouldn t we only have the just-created Security Group "test-sg-for-lb-test-vpc-2"?

[@jimlosinsky5548]

Thank you so much Rahul 🙏🙏🙏😄

[@RahulWagh]

I hope you enjoyed it! There are more similar session which you can follow on the channel

[@AmirJethroDeLeon]

Thank you always Rahul Wagh 🫶🫶

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@imforsocialwork]

Its helped me a lot thank you very much for helping us

[@Raghav2384]

Beautifully explained , Kudos brother, Subscribed :)

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@kiranbakale8207]

Hi Rahul, your videos are providing a lot of value for my learning, please can you create next video on *AWS-API-Gateway* as part of your AWS Series, as there are no proper resources

[@devopsworld-rabby]

Best of "AWS Route 53" 😊😊😊

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that. Stay tuned for more similar session

[@AmeeraSultana-z8c]

Sir I created 2 domains one with domain name and another adding www and created record in route53 with cname and domain name website is working but www is not what is reason?

[@杰-x2z]

Thanks a lot for so much clear and detailed information. Although I doubt if weight value means 128/128, it can be any number 1-255 as long as A records are the same value, it will 50% distribute the traffic.

[@RahulWagh]

You are correct i should have corrected that part

[@Adityaa2]

Thank you so much. I have understand route53 now

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@paragchaudhari4370]

your sessions helps a lot thank you sir

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@Easy-t1n]

This Guy deserve more likes and subs

[@RahulWagh]

😊 thanks man hope you enjoyed the session

[@Giridhar_KS]

@rahulwagh Hi Rahul, I tried the first part where I created the EC2 Instance (only) in the default VPC and default Subnet, followed all the rules and tried accessing it using the public IP.It timed out. Any reason for the same ? Was there a need of explicit Internet Gateway here ? I then tried the same with a new VPC,IG, Subnet,Route Table and Routes for the IG and I could access the Instance. Using the same setup, I tried accessing the domain and that also worked.

[@bsp8241]

I can see your hardwork

[@RahulWagh]

❤️

[@akhilkommineni3278]

Thank you. Best explanation

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome!

[@vijaykumarjena2170]

hi rahul thanks. Nicely explain NAT gateway.

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome keep following the series many more similar sessions to come

[@dontbelonghere80]

Very nice explanation , crystal clear lab exercises ... 🤟

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you liked it

[@VanyaRocksM]

Excellent - No words

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you like it!

[@ShubhamPandey-m1m]

I'm unable to change my DNS name server. when I'm trying to change it shows and error " Changing your name servers from Digital Showroom’s default name servers will make you lose your website"

[@mushtaque87]

anyone knows how to connect bigrock domains to AWS route 53. Rahul has used google domains and it has custom domain section. Big rock didnt have those. So I have added the aws route 53 Name server + bigrock default name server

[@ChristopherNealBUSHIDO49ERS]

New sub! Great video, Mr. Wagh! THANK YOU!

[@RahulWagh]

Awesome, thank you!

[@csgs13]

Hi my question is that if we create A record with external dns name and provide ip in our route53 why NS is required ?.. please clarify

[@ahmedsalahel-din1311]

Thank you for this amazing video, I really got a lot from this wonderful video. I hope you cover API Gateway with different use cases specially with exposing private instances. I hope you also cover hosting containerized interconnecting micro-services in ECS.

[@RahulWagh]

That's the plan!

[@SauravR402]

Sir, you are creating premium content for FREE !!! Thanks a ton 😍😍

[@RahulWagh]

It's my pleasure

[@riyadixit3278]

sir waiting for more aws series to come please sir upload full aws course..this is the best way of teaching sir .

[@RahulWagh]

there are more to come in upcoming weeks so stay tuned

[@nagajanardhanmunaganuri430]

Thankd , for this aws session and thaks again as i have requested to make a video for Bastion host ❤ ...

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@themarksman1]

Hi, Route53 doesn’t redirect anything to LB or EC2. That phrasing is incorrect. Route53 resolves the URL into IP of LB or EC2 & sends it to the Client which is then used by the Client to establish TCP session (SSH/HTTP) to the LB IP.

[@agun21st]

Fully Cleared about Route53 sir.

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@Kubes82]

Thank you Rahul

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@chandracsk]

Hi Rahul , your videos are excellent and very helpful, could please include AWS API GATEWAY in the route as middle layer which takes care of OAuth with lambda authorizer ? Also if possible please do the same exercise using terraform

[@RahulWagh]

There is already one terraform project including all those concepts - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZOogaisp891a7s I will prepare something around AWS API gateway soon

[@harshithargandhudi1380]

thanks a lot for this route53 cocept 🙂

[@vishnurathore6283]

Gold 🔥🔥

[@asimshaikh9776]

In geolocation routing, what if the user accesses the application from different countries apart from Sweden and Finland, will the application still be accessible for him/her?

[@RahulWagh]

No it will not be accessible unless you have configured the default routing for any other country

[@asimshaikh9776]

@@RahulWagh thnx 😊

[@NandhuKishorReddy]

Why AWS creating 4 Name servers for every hosted zone. reason behind that? in 4 servers our domain name will store ?

[@irfanansari6448]

What about the nameserver provided by google when you switch to aws nameserver.? Will it become useless.? And do we have to pay any charges to the domain company (google domains) even if we are not using their nameserver.? Thank you for this video.

[@RahulWagh]

Nameservers will be useless once you start using the aws route 53 . Yes you need to pay to domain company bcz the domain is still registered there

[@awssoorinje747]

Thanks a lot Sir, I was waiting for this topic.

[@RahulWagh]

I hope you will enjoy it 👍

[@9380808245]

@rahul, wonderful session, and the way you teach is awesome. Keep it, bro. 🙏🙏🙏

[@RahulWagh]

You are welcome

[@AnandSingh-sp3mx]

ThankYou Rahul for awesome content. This was definitely very useful. I would like to make one correction, while configuring the Security Group for Load Balancer ( ALB in this case) ideally we dont need ssh . We would require HTTP, HTTPS or any other port on which application is deployed and using port. Let me know your thoughts. ThankYou and keep posting such awesome content.

[@RahulWagh]

Yes, you are right. Sometimes those minor details are missed while recording the session

[@stevejob677]

does this topic come under associate cloud practitioner

[@jaganmohan6557]

Yesv, I am eagerly waiting for complete aws course series

[@RahulWagh]

The complete AWS seriese will be there but it will be in parts because AWS is too big to cover in one video. But did you followed all the previous aws session from this playlist - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnSnnJ5njtxsj9E

[@jaganmohan6557]

@@RahulWagh Yes sir, i have followed your playlist and implemented . Thank you for providing such crispy content of Helm and terraform, ansible as well sir.

[@deepdeep4629]

yes very helpful videos

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@The-Chathu-Champ]

Thanks Rahul for wonderful explanation on Route53. I have one doubt while creating load balancer you created 2-SG 1) HTTP and 2)SSH, we can SSH to VM using VM public IP right or do we have another way to SSH via load balancer? Please help me to understand this...

[@RahulWagh]

You can ssh using the public ip

[@R_J21]

Great teacher

[@RahulWagh]

Thank you! 😃

[@SyedRiyadhulKarim]

my loadbalacer url keep work in browser but my domain name cannot point to lb endpoint. Says this site cannt be reached check connection, proxy, firewall.. plz hel me..

[@rahulsingh-iq4gd]

What if you setup nlb then you need to create A record and point it to Alb ip address and nlb you need to create came record

[@SandeepOnYoutube]

Thnks for great lesson. if i want to route my website (which is hosted on hostinger) traffic to ec2 when that website fails to load or shows error, how can i do this. Thank you.

[@RahulWagh]

Check with hostinger support because of the DNS settings might be creating problems

[@SandeepOnYoutube]

@@RahulWagh I mean everything is working perfectly I want a backup server in the form of ec2 so that if hostinger hosted website fails ec2 can process the requests.

[@nithin909]

huge information.thank u sir

[@RahulWagh]

Most welcome

[@MirzaSameer-g1p]

Rahul bro, you just nailed it. Even though I'm aware of the concepts but still watching because you're on so point and I'm enjoying it.

[@RahulWagh]

Happy to hear that hope you learned something new 😊

[@ShankarGidaganti]

Please explain in depth including private hosted zone and resolver rules

[@RahulWagh]

Surely in upcoming weeks

[@dharasingh3820]

super sir love from jammu and Kashmir

[@RahulWagh]

Cheers to you

[@sunilcmadi5721]

Hi sir, First of all thanks a lot for your patience & the way u teaching is excellent , I am from Non-IT, i m not getting how you added host name & IP address in web server while launching ec2 vm.

[@vishuhanda1837]

Nice video, really liked it , you clear the concepts Having a Q here , why are you creating a new VPC , cant we have another ec2 instance in same VPC with diff public subnet . What is the advantage here of creating two public subnets but instead only using 1 in ec2 instance . We can either should create only one public subnet or create another ec2 instance on another public subnet and moreever why are we giving both availability zone in LB as using only 1 ec2 instance for target grp.

[@RahulWagh]

To provide the maximum availability i have created the two public subnet but if you do not need it then creating one public subnet is also fine.