Domain & AWS Route 53 Configuration

To delegate DNS management of your custom domain purchased from Tenten.vn to AWS Route 53, perform the following delegation steps.

Step 1: Create a Hosted Zone in Route 53

  1. Log in to the AWS Management Console and navigate to the Route 53 service.
  2. Select Hosted zones from the left panel, and click Create hosted zone. Search and access Hosted Zones Click Create hosted zone button
  3. Enter details:
    • Domain name: Enter the exact domain name you purchased (e.g., rookwork.asia).
    • Type: Select Public hosted zone. Configure domain name for Hosted Zone
  4. Click Create hosted zone. The system automatically generates 2 default records: NS (Name Server) and SOA (Start of Authority). Hosted Zone created successfully

Step 2: Retrieve Route 53 Name Servers

  1. Click on the Hosted Zone you just created.
  2. Locate the record with type NS.
  3. Copy the 4 Name Server addresses listed in the Value column (e.g., ns-xxxx.awsdns-xx.com., note to omit the trailing period when configuring on Tenten).

Step 3: Configure Name Servers on Tenten.vn

  1. Log in to your customer portal on Tenten.vn.
  2. Navigate to your domain list, and select Configure Name Server (NS) for the corresponding domain name. Tenten domain list Select Name Server configuration
  3. Replace Tenten’s default name servers with the 4 NS addresses copied from Route 53 in Step 2. Enter 4 NS addresses from Route 53
  4. Save the configuration. NS configuration saved successfully

(Note: Global DNS propagation can take anywhere from a few minutes up to 24 hours to fully update).

Once DNS delegation is configured, proceed to 5.7.2. Static Website Hosting with S3 to prepare hosting for your Frontend assets.