DevOps & Hosting
Route 53
I use Route 53 for DNS and domain management across web projects.
In Practice
How I use it
I use Route 53 for DNS and domain management across web projects. That includes connecting domains to hosted applications, managing records and subdomains, and coordinating DNS changes with services such as Amplify, email providers, and other integrations.
From code to production
I use Route 53 as part of the infrastructure that moves a project from a local build into a stable production environment.
Domains and environments
Hosting is connected to DNS, environment variables, repositories, media storage, email, and third-party services. I treat those pieces as one deployment system.
Ongoing operations
A launch is not the end of the work. I prefer setups that are easy to update, diagnose, and maintain as a project evolves.
Proof
Work using this skill
Projects and video work are connected to skill pages through the same shared data used across the portfolio, so this section reflects where the skill is actually referenced.
Connected Stack
Related skills
These are tools and capabilities that commonly sit near this skill in my project and video work, with the strongest shared relationships surfaced first.