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Where is AWS Route 53 hosted zone A record ipv4 address located? – Amazon Web Sevices

I’m trying to find out how to bind A record created in AWS Route 53 hosted zone and my custom domain artem-dev.link bought not on AWS. Here is my A record directs to Cloudfront distribution:

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And this is how my domain provider host records settings section look like:

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So, I need an ipv4 address for adding A record, but I can’t find it on AWS.

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    An A-type record only allows to route to IPv4. If you want to route to a canonic name (like artem-dev.example.com), you need to create a CNAME record. (Also see comment from @luk2302.) In the case of the CloudFront distribution, the record is actually an alias, which is an AWS native type of record, not an A record in it usual sense.

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    Your Route53 hosted zone and records do not affect your artem-dev.link domain because you haven’t transferred the DNS management from Namecheap to AWS Route 53.

    You have two options here:

    1. Transfer DNS management to AWS and then you won’t need to add records in Namecheap, all DNS records will be in Route53 and you already have that settled;
    2. Delete the Route53 hosted zone and use Namecheap to manage DNS. Create ANAME record (alias CNAME for root domains) in Namecheap: artem-dev.link -> xxx.cloudfront.net.
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