<ul><li>AWS Route 53 is a DNS management service used for directing internet traffic to your resources.</li><li>AWS Route 53 uses DNS records as building blocks which includes A Records, CNAME, NS Records, SOA Records and Alias Records.</li><li>Route 53's Alias Records is Amazon's special sauce which works like a CNAME on steroids and works with root domains and doesn't cost extra.</li><li>The article provides a step-by-step setup guide for Route 53 and gives an overview of the various routing policies it offers.</li><li>Routing policies such as Simple Routing, Weighted Routing, Geolocation Routing, Failover Routing, Latency-Based Routing, IP-Based Routing, and Multivalue Answer Routing are discussed in the article.</li><li>The article gives some pro tips including always using load balancers to point to EC2 instances, keeping private stuff in private subnets, setting health checks and using alias records for AWS services.</li><li>The article also gives some money-saving tips such as using alias records and caching when possible.</li></ul>

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