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Answer: In Account B, create a VPC association authorization; then use the AWS CLI in Account A to associate the VPC from Account B with Account A's private hosted zone.
To share private hosted zone across accounts, in the owner account (B), authorize the association for the VPC in account A, then from account A associate the VPC with the hosted zone using CLI or console. This enables DNS resolution without changing resolvers.
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A VPC in Account A needs to resolve private DNS records from a private hosted zone in Account B. What should be done?
A
In Account A, create a Systems Manager document to update /etc/resolv.conf to point to Account B's DNS resolver.
B
In Account A, create a CloudFormation template to associate Account B's hosted zone with Account A's hosted zone.
C
In Account A, create a VPC association authorization; then associate in Account B.
D
In Account B, create a VPC association authorization; then use the AWS CLI in Account A to associate the VPC from Account B with Account A's private hosted zone.
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