Multi Functionality DNS Service in Cloud
January 11, 2023
Multi Functionality DNS Service in Cloud
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Amazon Route 53
Amazon Web Service (AWS) Route 53 offers seamless Domain Name Services Offering , Route53 was used to register company domains in the cloud so that cloud based workloads such as EC2 instance and Applications can be integrated and joined with customer domains. For certain applications route 53 DNS was used to control the traffic across different regions.
- Allow application traffic between different regions
- extending domain name services from on-prem to cloud
- DNS firewall to allow/reject traffic
- Cross account DNS service is not available
- DNS resolution between VNET
- Limited visibility from observability point of view
- Domain Integration
- Cross Region Traffic/Application Communication/Data Transfer
- DNS firewall
- High Available DNS service
- Cross Account DNS service is not possible
- Cross region/Filter based traffic routing
- Google Cloud DNS, Azure DNS and IBM Domain Name Services (DNS)
Amazon Route 53 DNS service is much better than GCP and Azure or any other cloud provider DNS service due to the fact that it not only provides basic DNS service but on top of it it offers firewall DNS feature i.e. rules and policies can be defined to allow/reject certain traffic. It also act as a load balancer across the regions which is missing or not available from other cloud based DNS service (different offering for this feature which means more cost)
Do you think Amazon Route 53 delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Amazon Route 53's feature set?
Yes
Did Amazon Route 53 live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Amazon Route 53 go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Amazon Route 53 again?
Yes