AWS is building a new DNS backstop to prevent further outages

Acknowledging customer demand for stronger DNS resilience, AWS has promised to make some fundamental changes to improve ...
SDxCentral

AWS shrinks 15-hour bloops to '60 minutes' – just don't mention the outage

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has bolstered its domain name system (DNS) service in response to the recent outage, which affected ...
Network World

AWS adds a DNS resiliency feature to make its US East region resilient to outages

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced a new Domain Name Service (DNS) resiliency feature designed to improve reliability and reduce service disruptions in its US East region (Northern Virginia).
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AWS Rolls Out Backstop to Prevent Outages in US-East-1

Amazon says the new continuity feature, part of its Amazon Route 53 DNS management tool, will ensure customers can continue ...
Network World

IBM boosts DNS protection for multicloud operations

IBM Cloud Sync supports AWS' Route 53 DNS service. Future releases will add support for Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, ...

AWS introduces DNS emergency system after US-East outages

Amazon Web Services is introducing a DNS emergency feature. It is intended to enable DNS changes in the event of disruptions in the US-East region.
TheServerSide

How to Transfer a Domain to Amazon's Route 53

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The process is relatively simple and straight forward, and if you follow the steps provided, you ...