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+# [[_Route53|Route 53]] Use Cases
+Use Route 53 to get your custom domains to point at your AWS Resources. 
+
+![route_53_routing_example.png](./route_53_routing_example.png)
+1. Incoming internet traffic.
+2. Route traffic to our web backed by [[_ALB|ALB]].
+3. Route traffic to an instance we use to tweak our AMI.
+4. Route traffic to [[_API Gateway|API Gateway]], which powers our API.
+5. Route traffic to [[_CloudFront|CloudFront]] which serves our [[_S3|S3]] static hosted website.
+6. Route traffic to an Elastic IP (EIP), which is a static IP that hosts a game server.
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 [^1]: See [[Deployments|Deployments]].
 
-## Use Cases
-Use Route 53 to get your custom domains to point at your AWS Resources. 
 
-![route_53_routing_example.png](./route_53_routing_example.png)
-1. Incoming internet traffic.
-2. Route traffic to our web backed by [[_ALB|ALB]].
-3. Route traffic to an instance we use to tweak our AMI.
-4. Route traffic to [[_API Gateway|API Gateway]], which powers our API.
-5. Route traffic to [[_CloudFront|CloudFront]] which serves our [[_S3|S3]] static hosted website.
-6. Route traffic to an Elastic IP (EIP), which is a static IP that hosts our company's Minecraft server???