- View your hosted zones
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- Simple Routing Policy
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- Fast
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- A record (zone apex record)
- TTL (60 seconds)
- Value (x.x.x.x)
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- Set ID
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- Test the record sets
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- Create record set
- A record (zone apex record)
- TTL (60 seconds)
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- Set ID
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- Create record set
- A record (zone apex record)
- TTL (60 seconds)
- Value (x.x.x.x)
- Routing policy (Multivalue Answer)
- Set ID
- Associate with health check
- Test record sets
- Delete record sets
- Terminate EC2 instances
- Create record set
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