Configuring DNS in Control Room AWS account

Configure the DNS for private IP in the Control Room AWS account. This enables the Control Room to download the dependencies through VPC peering using the domain names of the Control Room.

You must create a private hosted zone in Route 53 console, and then create the required DNS records within the private hosted zone.

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have the required administrator privileges to create a private hosted zone and DNS records in the AWS console.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the console of the Control Room AWS account as an administrator.
  2. Go to Route 53 console.
  3. Select Hosted zone > Create hosted zone.
  4. Enter a domain name as per your requirement in Create hosted zone pane.
  5. Select Private hosted zone in the Type.
  6. Do the following in VPCs to associate with the hosted zone.
    1. Select the region in which your VPC resides in Region.
    2. Select the VPC that you must associate with this hosted zone in VPC ID.
  7. Click Create hosted zone to create a private hosted zone.
    For more information about creating a hosted zone in Route 53 console, see Creating a private hosted zone.
  8. Go to Hosted zones, and select the created private hosted zone.
  9. Select Create record.
  10. Configure the following:
    • Record name
    • Value
    • TTL
  11. Click Create records to create the records.
    Repeat steps 10 and 11 to create multiple records with the following information.
    Use A as record type for IPv4 addresses. Use AAAA as record type for IPv6 addresses.
    Configure Routing policy, Record name, Alias, Alias and Value for load balancers.

Next steps

After you create the DNS records in the private hosted zone, you must associate the zone with a VPC in the API Task AWS account.