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Are the NS addresses given by route 53 when I create hosted zone example.com exclusive to my domain example.com alone?

I am not an expert on server maintainance or DNS, so please help.

I am trying to develop a mapping service. My server is at example.com, that serves different content to a.com , b.com and c.com . I am currently using Domain Aliases on example.com, but this is not a feasible solution as I want to give out the NS address for example.com to the world to use and basically my server will than serve resource based on the requesting HOST.

In other words I am trying to run a DNS server, but will prefer to buy as a service from reputed company like amazon or google. Have they got something I need ? can route53 serve my purpose ?

almaruf
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Those address are not unique to your domain. Domain A could have 1 set of 4. Doamin B could have a different set of 4. Domain C could have have the same set as A.

If you give a better example of what you want to do someone might be of more help.

Mike
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  • Thanks @Mike , I am talking similar service as wordpress provides here https://en.support.wordpress.com/map-existing-domain/ – almaruf May 13 '16 at 11:02
  • You need to either run your own DNS servers or a service that'll create route53 zones and tell the client the NS servers to use based on the response from AWS. You could use a python library like boto to accomplish that – Mike May 13 '16 at 12:23
  • Thanks @Mike I would like someone to run the DNS server for me, I was looking at the Google cloud DNS, and seems like they allow you to create your own DNS address with a hosted zone ... Do you think this might work for me? – almaruf May 13 '16 at 12:31