AWS Route53 documentation change
Summary
Fixed grammatical errors and clarified DNS delegation setup descriptions
Security assessment
Changes are grammatical corrections and clarification of technical setup without any security context or vulnerability references
Diff
diff --git a/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/outbound-delegation-tutorial.md b/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/outbound-delegation-tutorial.md index 2fdfea3d4..895636cb2 100644 --- a//Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/outbound-delegation-tutorial.md +++ b//Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/outbound-delegation-tutorial.md @@ -50 +50 @@ Route 53 Resolver supports two types of outbound delegation: -Delegates a sub-domain from a private hosted zone to either to on-premises DNS server or a public hosted zone on the internet using outbound delegation. This outbound delegation allows you to split management of their DNS records between the private hosted zone and the delegated zone. T he delegation can be done with or without glue record in private hosted zone based on your DNS setup.For more information see Private hosted zone to outbound. +Delegates a sub-domain from a private hosted zone to either to on-premises DNS server or a public hosted zone on the internet using outbound delegation. This outbound delegation allows you to split management of your DNS records between the private hosted zone and the delegated zone. The delegation can be done with or without glue record in private hosted zone based on your DNS setup.For more information see Private hosted zone to outbound. @@ -61,3 +61 @@ Delegates a subdomain from your on-premises DNS server to another on-premises se -Delegates a sub-domain from a private hosted zone to either to on-premises DNS server or a public hosted zone on the internet using outbound delegation. This outbound delegation allows you to split management of their DNS records between the private hosted zone and the delegated zone. The delegation can be done with or without glue record in private hosted zone based on your DNS setup. - -Let's assume a DNS setup where the parent hosted zone is on an on-premises name server, hosted in an Route 53 private hosted zone in an Amazon VPC. and subdomains are being delegated to name servers hosted in Europe, Asia and North America. All the DNS queries are passed thorough the Route 53 Resolver. +Let's assume a DNS setup where the parent hosted zone is hosted in an Route 53 private hosted zone in an Amazon VPC and subdomains are being delegated to name servers hosted in Europe, Asia and North America. All the DNS queries are passed thorough the Route 53 Resolver.