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- Domain Name Description: A domain name is a human-readable address used to access resources on the Internet. This system allows users to navigate the web(...) Read more
- Delivery Network Description: A Delivery Network, such as CloudFront, is a system of distributed servers that efficiently delivers web content to users based on(...) Read more
- Distribution Settings Description: Distribution settings in Amazon CloudFront are options that allow users to customize and optimize content delivery through Amazon's(...) Read more
- Domain Validation Description: Domain validation is a crucial process in public key infrastructure (PKI) that ensures a user has control over a specific domain(...) Read more
- Delivery Method Description: The 'Delivery Method' refers to how digital content is distributed to end users, either through real-time streaming or progressive(...) Read more
- Data Transfer Acceleration Description: Data Transfer Acceleration in CloudFront is a feature designed to optimize the speed and efficiency of file transfers to and from(...) Read more
- Delivery Optimization Description: Delivery optimization refers to the techniques and strategies implemented to improve the efficiency of delivering digital content(...) Read more
- Dynamic Content Caching Description: Dynamic content caching is a technique used to temporarily store real-time generated data, aiming to improve access speed and(...) Read more
- Delivery Latency Description: Delivery latency refers to the delay between a user's request for content and the effective delivery of that content. This concept(...) Read more
- Dynamic DNS Description: Dynamic DNS (DDNS) is a service that automatically updates DNS records for a domain when its IP address changes. This mechanism is(...) Read more
- DNSSEC Description: DNSSEC, or Domain Name System Security Extensions, is a set of extensions that add a layer of security to the DNS (Domain Name(...) Read more
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- Root domainDescription: The root domain, also known as the top-level domain (TLD), is the highest level in the Domain Name System (DNS) hierarchy. In the(...) Read more
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- CNAME record DNSDescription: The CNAME record, or Canonical Name Record, is a type of DNS record that allows mapping an alias to a true canonical domain name.(...) Read more
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- MX record DNSDescription: The Mail Exchange (MX) record is a type of DNS record that specifies the mail server responsible for receiving emails on behalf of(...) Read more
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- TXT record DNSDescription: The TXT (Text) record is a type of DNS record that allows domain administrators to insert arbitrary text into a DNS record. This(...) Read more
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