Announcing Amazon Route 53 Accelerated Recovery for managing public DNS records
Networking & Content Delivery Blog
This article announces Amazon Route 53 Accelerated Recovery, a new feature enabling DNS management during regional disruptions with a targeted 60-minute Recovery Time Objective (RTO).
- Replicates public hosted zones from N. Virginia to Oregon Region for failover capability
- Allows DNS record changes during us-east-1 regional service disruptions
- Opt-in feature with no additional charges for public hosted zones
- Uses familiar Route 53 API endpoints; enables via Console, SDK, or API
- Complements existing Route 53 data plane and health check capabilities
- Stranded changes during disruption must be manually resubmitted after failover
- Not supported for private hosted zones or with DNSSEC enabled
- Useful for financial services, SaaS providers, and regulated industries
Accelerated Recovery provides predictable DNS resilience for business continuity during regional events, now available across AWS commercial regions.
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