Amazon Route 53 offers scalability with robust DNS management. Users value its user-friendly interface, fast DNS resolution, robust routing features, and seamless integration with AWS services. Health checks, latency-based routing, and global traffic management are appreciated. Security and domain management, including setting up DNS and SSL certificates, are crucial benefits. Its ability to manage public and private DNS efficiently, along with cost-effectiveness and reliable performance, make it a preferred choice for managing domain names and DNS routing in the cloud.
- "The solution is stable."
- "Its user-friendly interface and compatibility with other AWS services make it valuable."
- "One of the best advantages is managed security."
Route 53 needs improved multi-request handling, detailed logs, and customization options. Enhanced security, better integration with on-premise infrastructure, and automation features are desired. Users seek improved pricing models, analytics, and a more intuitive interface. Simplifying navigation, setup processes, and error tracing is suggested. Expanding domain type support, especially for specific regions, is important. Lastly, response time, DNS check support, and functionality for services like Kubernetes could be strengthened.
- "There is room for improvement in restricting access through one website from S3 buckets, as it still seems not very obvious."
- "There could be improvements in the configuration process, particularly in the options provided during setup, such as subdomain configurations and certificate management."
- "There is room for improvement in restricting access through one website from S3 buckets, as it still seems not very obvious."