DNS & Amazon Route 53 Deep dive

[@msaidireddy2008]

The last video you uploaded was around 5 years ago on VPC master class. We are waiting for the second part of the VPC master class as well

[@EICITLearning]

Yes, we are aware. In the meantime, please enjoy this deep dive on DNS.

[@practicaldeen5333]

lol....same here.

[@muhammad-qasim-profile]

Explained brilliantly. Thanks, EICIT Learning

[@EICITLearning]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fredali878]

Well done engineer. You really explained very clear and well understood 👏

[@EICITLearning]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mohammedsuhailbasha4860]

Nice tutorial. Thank you so much. Please make and upload more videos like this

[@deeptarkadutta7088]

Hello Faizal Khan , thanks for sharing, your vpc video posted 5 years ago was a masterpiece. Do you have any plans of providing online classes for AWS Professional Architect course or anything similar in the near future please?

[@fluxtechie]

Thank you. I've talked about this in my Associate Course about how I believe the "Professional" level cannot be taught. You have to gain this through hand-on experience as the questions are based on real world problems. You cannot be a professional with only theory knowledge. I am myself professional certified but I did this randomly just one day without any prep after years of working on AWS. Anyone who's worked thoroughly on AWS can ace this exam without any prep. So, I would encourage anyone aspiring for the "Pro" level certification to just get started implementing your existing skills and learning through experience by building projects from the AWS Quickstart guide if you are not already working on AWS services in your day job. You do not need a course to pass the "Pro" certification.

[@EICITLearning]

Hope you got the answer from the above reply.

[@dawidtaborski]

Thank you

[@triumphant_54]

Hello, will you ever do sysop training?

[@toddgilbey3979]

Excellent tutorial, really handy.

[@EICITLearning]

Glad you found it useful!

[@sbahlemzobe-fv5yl]

good tutorial , well understood

[@charlesenglish2720]

Well explained thank you

[@yakarpemawangdue3824]

Great explanation

[@amanpirjade9]

Are going to cover more topics on aws services

[@EICITLearning]

Yes, you will see more in-depth videos in the coming months on other services.

[@c94d44027]

Thanks a million, nice and easey to understand.

[@EICITLearning]

Glad it was helpful! Do subscribe for more.

[@MR-bd3mg]

Brilliant way you have explained

[@EICITLearning]

Thank you!

[@hangoutbuddy]

Hello Faizal, can you please upload the second part of VPC video which u uploaded few years back?

[@EICITLearning]

The second part webinar live session is yet to take place. When it does, everyone subscribed here will be notified. It's not that it hasn't been uploaded.

[@shawn2296]

How can we use route53 and bind9 How does that work?

[@EICITLearning]

You'll essentially need some type of BIND connector with IAM access keys to edit R53 records. For example, webmin/virtualmin offers a R53 connector for their control panel running with BIND. However, you're better off using one or the other or using R53 as an external resolver only while using BIND as internal resolver for your domains locally hosted. Hope this answers your question based on my reading of the context.

[@pranavmalvawala3827]

This was amazing!

[@EICITLearning]

Thank you!

[@SuperGeorge1985]

Just started to listen and not even 5 mins passed and got impressed with naked domain and FQDN explanation . I was always confused .

[@EICITLearning]

Happy to know this cleared the confusion

[@deepanjannag]

Excellent diction.

[@EICITLearning]

Thank you. Hope it was useful.

[@RakeshShivayyaGuttedar]

That was amazin!!

[@EICITLearning]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@winspyre]

perfect 🎉