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Answer: CNAME record
A CNAME (Canonical Name) record is used to map one domain name to another domain name. Because the target domain (`app.example.com`) is hosted outside AWS by an internet provider and is not an AWS resource, a Route 53 Alias record cannot be used. Thus, a CNAME record is the correct choice.
Author: Ritesh Yadav
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Question #32 A company's application is hosted by an internet provider at app.example.com. The company wants to access the application by using www.company.com, which the company owns and manages with Amazon Route 53. Which Route 53 record should be created to address this?
A
A record
B
Alias record
C
CNAME record
D
Pointer (PTR) record
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