This is a quick(ish) how to that you can do to utilize one of your registered domains on Amazon's Route53 service. Required: A registered Domain An account with Amazon's AWS, in particular, their Route53 service An IAM account, with API access to allow the creation, reading, and updating Route53 Domain records The AWS cli installed on a linux distro that you have shell access to A bit of patience Remembering what DNS propagation is like... How to do it: First things first, drop into shell on your linux machine and run the following command. You will need to copy/paste it's output, so have your favorite text editor handy. aws route53 create-reusable-delegation-set --caller-reference $(date +%s%N) The output of this command should look similar to the following:… Read More
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