AWS Route 53 is named after the DNS port, which is port 53. The service is designed to provide highly available and reliable routing of domain name requests. It allows servers to respond to queries on port 53 and give answers that route end users to your applications on the Internet.
Why is it called Route 53?
Gensys . Jun 28, 2023
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