Setting up a DNS Hosted Zone in Amazon Route 53

Title: Setting up a DNS Hosted Zone in Amazon Route 53 In this task, I am setting up a hosted zone in Amazon Web Services using Amazon Route 53. This helps in managing DNS records for a domain. What is a hosted zone A hosted zone is a container for DNS records. It stores information about how domain names are mapped to IP addresses. There are two types Public hosted zone for internet access Private hosted zone for internal use inside a VPC Here I am creating a public hosted zone. Step 1: Login to AWS First, I logged into the AWS Management Console. Then I searched for Route 53 in the services section. Step 2: Open Hosted Zones Inside Route 53, I selected Hosted Zones. Then I clicked on Create Hosted Zone. Step 3: Enter domain details I entered my domain name like example.com. Then I selected Public Hosted Zone. After that, I clicked Create Hosted Zone. Step 4: Hosted zone created Now AWS created the hosted zone. Inside it, I can see default records like NS record SOA record These are a