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Do you know any Amazon Route 53 GUI tools out there, other than MyR53DNS?

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I made a GUI client of Amazon Route 53.

See https://bitbucket.org/winebarrel/r53-fox

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Amazon lists several.

I personally like Interstate53 -- it's a simple and straightforward web-based GUI. (Minor gotcha: Your changes are not saved until you click "push changes" on the zones overview page.)

Edit: I just tried cli53, a Python-based command-line client, and it seems very easy to use -- definitely much easier for humans than Amazon's XML interface. Bonus points for being open source, so I can trust it with my credentials without this icky feeling of not knowing where they might go.

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The AWS Management Console supports Amazon Route 53 as of November 16, 2011.

See Amazon Route 53 for a sneak peak and the launch blog post AWS Management Console Now Supports Amazon Route 53 for a walk through the entire process of registering a domain at a registrar and setting it up in Route 53.

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One is available for Android, called Area 53. It can be found on the Android Market. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.vistagalleria.route53client

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Thanks BigJoe for mentioning DNS30 [ http://www.dns30.com I am one of the developer team member of DNS30 (web based user interface), We are working on a GUI tool for Amazon route 53 also, it will be launched asps.

Regards-

Udit

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I use Ylastic for a lot of Amazon configuration and monitoring. Yes, it's pay-for, but I have important systems running on Amazon and it's a cut above all the other Amazon GUI tools, I save the monthly fee x10 in time.

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I've build one over the weekend. It's a web-based interface for AWS Route 53 service and based on the latest Route 53 API version.

https://nsroute.com/

Try it and leave a feedback.

Thanks

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Now Amazon introduces an Amazon Route 53 console in the AWS Management Console.

So now you get AWS console benefits while working with Route 53.

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We built a user interface for Route 53 called DNSly that also supports other providers like Rackspace's Cloud DNS.

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I have used a web-based gui for Route53 called dns30

http://www.dns30.com

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Amazon has a decent list here: http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/Route53/latest/GettingStartedGuide/index.html?WhereGoFromHere.html

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I usually use R53 fox - a firefox plugin.

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Try my companies solution, StackStudio at http://www.transcendcomputing.com

It has full AWS coverage (all of the services) and can be used to manage OpenStack, Eucalyptus, Rackspace, etc.