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Hi,
It depends on what you already have. If you have your Route53 hosted zone, it will be as simple as:
- Create a CNAME record and point it to the DNS name of your RDS instance
The downside of this approach is big enough, so I would not recommend doing it just to have a nice name:
- If you have a public hosted zone, you will unveil your RDS name to the internet
- You can't use a TLS connection with FQDN check.
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Add a CNAME record in your DNS for db.example.com that points to your RDS endpoint
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Is this not possible using private hosted zone?