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Amazon Route 53

Route 53 DNS-01 uses SigV4. The connector lists hosted zones, picks the best match, submits ChangeResourceRecordSets, polls GetChange until INSYNC, reads the RRSet back, waits for public DNS, then removes only the owned TXT value.

Verification: test_verified. Connection: unknown. Credentials: none. Live E2E: no.

AWS IAM credentials or assumable role with Route 53 on a disposable hosted zone are not configured.

What sslcertificates.io can do

Route 53 DNS-01 uses SigV4. The connector lists hosted zones, picks the best match, submits ChangeResourceRecordSets, polls GetChange until INSYNC, reads the RRSet back, waits for public DNS, then removes only the owned TXT value. Capabilities: discover_zones, upsert_txt, get_change, read_rrset, delete_owned. Authentication uses iam_role.

Required permissions

route53:ListHostedZones, ChangeResourceRecordSets, GetChange, ListResourceRecordSets. Prefer a dedicated hosted zone for tests.

Setup

Open Dashboard → Integrations → Amazon Route 53. Enter the credentials described on this page. Values are encrypted at rest and never shown again. Run Test connection. Discovery runs only after authentication succeeds. Select a discovered resource. Do not paste opaque IDs unless the provider cannot enumerate them. Perform the certificate or notification action, then confirm the external system matches. Disconnect removes stored credentials and owned test resources created by sslcertificates.io.

Known limitations

Alias records and traffic policies are never modified. Changes are UPSERT/DELETE of the exact TXT value we created.

Official sources

Fact checked 2026-09-20. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/APIReference/API_ChangeResourceRecordSets.html Amazon Route 53 is a trademark of its owner. sslcertificates.io is not a partner or certified reseller unless a written agreement exists.

Capabilities

discover_zones upsert_txt get_change read_rrset delete_owned

Connect

Create an account to connect

Amazon Route 53 is a trademark of its owner. sslcertificates.io is not a partner or certified reseller unless a written agreement exists.