What you are configuring
- Record type:
CNAMEfor subdomains;A(ALIAS to hostname) if you must use apex. - Name:
blog(or the hostname you added in BlogPath) - Value/Target:
proxy.blogpath.io - Routing policy: Simple
- TTL: 300s (or lower)
Steps in Route 53
- Open AWS Console → Route 53 → Hosted zones → select your domain.
- Click Create record.
- For a subdomain:
- Record name:
blog(or your chosen host). - Record type: CNAME.
- Value:
proxy.blogpath.io. - TTL:
300. - Routing policy: Simple routing.
- Save.
- Record name:
- For apex (not preferred):
- Record name: leave blank or
@. - Record type: A.
- Enable Alias and set Alias target to
proxy.blogpath.io. - TTL:
300. - Save.
- Note: keep your main site reachable via BlogPath fallback origin so non-blog paths keep working.
- Record name: leave blank or
Verify
Back in BlogPath, run DNS check → Verify. Route 53 propagation is usually under 5 minutes. If verification fails, ensure no older A/AAAA record exists for the same hostname.