Amazon Route 53 is not limited to domains registered with AWS. It can be used to route traffic for any domain, regardless of where the domain is registered, by updating the DNS settings at the current registrar to point to Route 53 name servers. This flexibility is a key feature, as it allows for centralized management of DNS routing even for domains registered elsewhere.
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