AWS Announces DNS Service

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Tim Higgins

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Amazon Web Services now has a DNS service in beta.

Amazon Route 53, is a Domain Name System (DNS) web service that can be used with AWS services or as an alternative to other DNS services.

AWS’ new service uses a global network of DNS servers that is designed to automatically respond from the optimal network location, resulting in low DNS query latency for end users.

The service cost is $1.00 per hosted zone / month plus $0.50 per million queries for the first 1 Billion queries / month and $0.25 per million queries for over 1 Billion queries / month.

More info at Amazon Route 53.

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