AWS Tutorials | Route 53 Masterclass | AWS Networking | May 18, 2019

[@GoonCity777]

I am all the way in America, you are like an angel in this planet for showing all of this so easy. The long demos are the best. Whoever sees this will have an advantage in the workforce.

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot @catharsis222. Appreciate it. It is only because of your time and effort you're investing while going through these videos, you're able to grasp basic yet important concepts of AWS. Keep it up and feel free to post your questions if you have any.

[@arifinshamsul4427]

Best ever tutorial on route 53!! Thanks a lot.

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot Arifin...

[@chiraglathiyachiraglathiya]

Awesome Lab, It solved my many doubts & thanks for explain every small concepts in detail. looking forward to another awesome concept of AWS. thank you.

[@anjalis1926]

Salute to you, no words for your appreciation 👏👏👏👏

[@Urvi_Chathura]

Excellent explanation with demo on every routing policy. Thankyou!

[@Nareshmanam458]

Excellent video Thanks a lot please keep posting on other AWS Services. Good presentation

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot Naresh...

[@devips5102]

Excellent Sir. I completed the tutorial

[@siddharthojha9927]

Excellent explanation of Route53, and you have also a soothing voice and a good accent as an Indian guy. and will hope that you will do such great explanations in future also.

[@rajjat001]

Hi Rohan, thanks a ton buddy for this awesome video. You have explained it in the most easiest possible way. This explanation has definitely cleared the concept pretty thoroughly for us. Thanks again buddy will be going through your other videos as well for more learning.

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot for watching my videos. Feel free to put questions along the way.

[@Dillinger86]

what recorset do I pick?

[@BullishBuddy]

thumbs up before watching

[@srujanareddy8623]

Excellent. Waiting for the upcoming videos.

[@alxx736]

Hi ! I have a question, according to the Aws Documentation, they say that Route 53 operates from Edge Locations : "Additionally, you can leverage AWS services that operate from edge locations, like Amazon CloudFront and Amazon Route 53, to build comprehensive availability protection against all known infrastructure layer attacks. Using these services-which are part of the AWS Global Edge Network-can improve the DDoS resilience of your application when you serve web application traffic from edge locations distributed around the world" . So my question is, in which moment Route 53 operates from Edge locations? Could you give us a practical example? Thanks!

[@gniw1584]

Thanks very much for the clear explanation. I learned a lot from your channel. I'd like to ask about the multivalue at 1:38:20 Can I use Alias rather than A or AAAA record for Multivalue failover? I am bit confused when to use A, CNAME, and Alias. From my understanding, CNAME is for the naked domain; Alias is for ELB or S3 or any services within AWS; A is for anything else. Am I right? 1:35:46 Could you please also elaborate which failovers are to web/ app/ DB server? Which one to the front end or BD? Thx very much!

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot for your comment. Appreciate it. You can use either 'A' or 'AAAA' record types to create record sets for Multivalue Answer routing policy. Both will work for you. 'A' record is used for IPV4 addresses. 'CNAME' is used to resolve a naked domain to some other domain. Alias record type is used to map your domain to ELB, S3 Buckets, CloudFront Distributions, and Elastic Beanstalk environments etc. For more information, you can check following link: docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/ResourceRecordTypes.html 1:35:46 - Over here, I'm referring to a basic concept that Route 53 will generally be used to map your domain to front end EC2 instances, upon which you will be running your websites or web applications. This service is not intended to be used for backend database servers.

[@gniw1584]

@@RohanAroraAWS Thx for the details answer. I would also want to ask one more question. S3 is for the static website and EC2 is for the dynamic website (pls correct me.) Can Route 53 host both static or dynamic website? thx very much!

[@RohanAroraAWS]

@@gniw1584 S3 can be used for hosting static websites only. On the other hand, EC2 can be used to host both static and dynamic websites. Yes, Route 53 will support both static and dynamic websites.

[@bhopabhai989]

Excellent video on Route 53. well explained.

[@ubaidmanzoorwani6254]

which software are you using for drawing, can you please tell.

[@anirbandutta1371]

can you please create a detailed video hosting wordpress with loadbalancer, ec2, autoscaling, EFS, ACM SSL, S3(offloading the static content) and cloudfront

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Hi Anirban, point noted. I will create a blueprint and try to post such video as soon as I can. Thanks a lot for your valuable suggestion. Appreciate it.

[@nithinjohn135]

@@RohanAroraAWS sir please consdier this

[@chandureddim4327]

sir,access to google drive is getting error sir ("not accessible"). please once look through it sir if u would like to . thank you sir

[@RahulAhire]

@ 1:11:17 , is load balancer helpful in serverless model?

[@charlesuneze]

Sweet, sir!

[@vivekd7439]

superb explanation thank you sir

[@ramakrishnasayeemeka2448]

A very neat and clear explanation would also like to know how to use route 53 with static hosted site in s3

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks a lot Ramakrishna. Appreciate it.

[@vinayvince98]

just add the DNS name of static hosted site of ur S3 in Alias section in create record set.

[@nithinjohn135]

Sir could you do master class on cloudwatch rds

[@sreejeshkvs]

Hi Rohan - Nice presentation. I would like to ask a question about Multivale routing policy. As you said Multivalue is for random pick of any server. If we add those servers under a loadbalancer and configure alias, that also doing almost same. What is the actual difference it is making ? or basic advantage of multivalue

[@RohanAroraAWS]

H Sreejesh, an Elastic Load Balancer is a much more advanced feature and should not be confused with Multivalue Answer Routing Policy. A Load Balancer performs equal distribution of traffic across all EC2 instances, and it does that by using Round Robin algorithm behind the scenes. Also, it performs effective health checks, along with Cross-Zone Load Balancing and Connection Draining. You can also integrate your load balancers to work hand-in-hand with Auto Scaling feature, so that you can achieve a highly available and fault tolerant design.

[@aneelakilaru8307]

Superb superb explanation sir. Pls pls make a vedio on aws encryption (server side, client side) and kms pks pls sir

[@venugudavalli]

Excellent.

[@anandaananda4692]

sir your vedios are exellent, what is mean by TTL , how we will answer in interview

[@himanshusinha8384]

great. please make more video of the AWS all service uses in production environment.. if you can so please add devops tool practical lab also with aws in real environment ..

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks Himanshu. Of course, you will definitely see a lot of content to be uploaded soon on other topics as mentioned by you.

[@himanshusinha8384]

Thank you rohan..

[@gokulkrishnan3952]

You are a excellent Mentor.. super.. appreciate it... I am trying to get in to AWS.. I am a Mainframe professional... Any model paper available for solution architect certification????

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Hi Gokul. It will be challenging for me explain all the stuff in detail through this platform. You can reach me at [phone] for detailed conversation.

[@gokulkrishnan3952]

Working in night shift.. sure will give you a call.. thanks for your reply

[@paragkadam2169]

I'm new to AWS, and want understand how it works but I don't know where to start. There are a lot of videos on you channels teaching just that. Can you please arrange your videos in a playlist which should guide newbies like me to learn and apply AWS concepts for our projects. Thank you.

[@Dillinger86]

Where is the recordset thing at?

[@faizshaikh4862]

Bro, In Route53- Go to Hosted Zone - it will be there.🙂

[@ashimavce]

Very nice explaination

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Thanks Ashima...

[@justinphilip3147]

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.Thanks

[@ALATEO]

Thank you sir.

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Pleasure is mine Albert. Appreciate it.

[@techrog2690]

👌 Please make a video for Database..

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Sure, will do and upload it shortly.

[@faizshaikh4862]

Thank you , my all doubts are clear regarding route 53 .. but i need to know what is domain registry domain registrar and domain reseller? I am urdu medium student and i am not understanding its actual meaning please help me for it !!🙂

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Hi Faiz. A domain registrar is one through whom you purchase or reserve your domains. For example: Godaddy, Bluehost etc.

[@BilalKhan-cc2so]

can you make a tutorial for database please.

[@RohanAroraAWS]

Hi Bilal, Thanks for your valuable suggestion. I will surely plan and work on this. You will see a video on database soon.

[@mukundsharma5626]

Hi Sir, thanks for the clear explanation but i have one doubt : While choosing load balancer as a dns resolution destination why we are choosing it as an alias when we can choose record type as A -IPv4 to move it to the ip of the load balancer.

[@ngokulsathish]

Link to notes: drive.google.com/file/d/1jDQq7637apZb0DLGeNCJdh2GKFGjxYvy/view?usp=sharing i cannot access this, pls do the needful.

[@joem8251]

Too many pauses detract from the emphasis the pauses are meant to emphasize.

[@arundhyani9488]

speed up 1.5 x if you have such problem. Use brain.