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If you are using AWS Route53 as your DNS server, the setup is quite similar to the
GoDaddy Example, except that AWS does not allow
root-level CNAME configuration.
This means you cannot create a CNAME entry for puffins.xyz. A CNAME is reserved
for a sub-domain only - www.puffins.xyz.
If you don't need a redirect from your root-domain to a sub-domain, then this is fine. However, if you
do require a redirect, please see the Setting up domain documentation.
