A private hosted zone in Amazon Route 53 is a DNS (Domain Name System) configuration that allows you to create and manage custom domain names within your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) for use with internal resources. It enables you to resolve domain names to private IP addresses within your VPC, providing a way to access resources such as instances, load balancers, and other services using user-friendly domain names, while keeping the DNS resolution isolated to your VPC network.
Private hosted zones are particularly useful for scenarios where you want to maintain separation between your internal network resources and external resources, ensuring that your private domain names do not get resolved outside of your VPC. This can enhance security and simplify access to resources within your VPC by using familiar domain names.
In summary, a private hosted zone in Route 53 offers a controlled and secure method for managing DNS records for your internal resources within your Amazon Web Services (AWS) Virtual Private Cloud environment.
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