A city needs DNS hosting for its domains and health-based routing to endpoints that serve resident services. Which AWS service provides that?
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Short Explanation
Route 53 is AWS's DNS service—the phone book that can also check whether a number still answers before sending callers there. EBS is block storage, ECR stores container images, and Snowball Edge is an edge compute/storage device—not your DNS control plane.
Full Explanation
Amazon Route 53 is a highly available DNS service that hosts domains and supports routing policies, including health checks that influence how traffic is directed. Amazon EBS provides block storage volumes, Amazon ECR stores container images, and AWS Snowball Edge is a data-transfer and edge-compute appliance—none provide DNS hosting and health-based routing.