I want to use the same domain name in different AWS account. The domain is hosted by AWS.
I have two accounts: Account A and Account B.
In Account A, I have created a certificate with AWS Certificate Manager to have a custom domain name like example.com
.
What I want to achieve is using the same domain name in Account B. In order to do that I have created a new certificate with the same domain name in Account B and then in Route 53 I have created a new hosted zone with the same domain name. The certificate is issued via email validation for Account B.
I have created a S3 static website hosting and created CloudFront distribution with this domain name in Account B.
I have followed all the steps to create static website hosting from Use CloudFront to Serve a Static Website.
When I call the link example.com
instead of navigating to the static website it gives the following error:
example.com’s server IP address could not be found. ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
My question is what should I do to use the same domain name in different AWS accounts?
I have come up with a solution. It seems that the record set in Account B does not work and requests the address to hosted zone in Account A so creating the record set in Account A and using the CNAME of the distribution in Account B is the solution. The request goes to the record set in Account A and then it routes to the distribution in Account B.
The below diagram presents the solution: