Amazon Route 53
Add Figure's DNS records to your public hosted zone in Route 53.
On this page· 3 sections
Your records#
Enter your production domain to fill in the values. Route 53 calls the fields Record name and Value.
Example records· Enter your domain above to fill in your own
Test environmenttest.loans.partnerbank.com
test.loanspartners.test.figure.comProductionloans.partnerbank.com
loanspartners.figure.comRecord name values are relative to partnerbank.com. If your provider wants the full hostname, use the one shown for each environment instead. Copy each value exactly. Don’t substitute IP addresses, A records, or other Figure hostnames.
Add the records#
Open your hosted zone
In the Route 53 console, choose Hosted zones, then select the public hosted zone for your domain.
Create the records
Choose Create record. For each record, fill in:
- Record name: the name from the table, such as
loansortest.loans - Record type:
CNAME - Value: the value from the table
- TTL:
300 - Routing policy: Simple routing
Leave Alias off. Use Add another record to create both at once, then choose Create records.
- Record name: the name from the table, such as
Check your work
Use Check records above, or the full checker on Domains & DNS, then let Figure know.
Save the change batch below as figure-dns.json, replacing loans.partnerbank.com with your subdomain:
Then apply it to your hosted zone:
Common issues#
- You have both a public and a private hosted zone. Add the records to the public one; Figure resolves your domain over the public internet.
- The record name is rejected. Route 53 appends your domain automatically in the console. Enter only the part before it.