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- Add AWS_R53_ENABLED variable
- Update Documentation
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This project automates the deployment of ContainerLab on an AWS EC2 instance using Terraform for infrastructure provisioning and Ansible for software setup and configuration. It also configures a Route53 DNS record for easy access to the ContainerLab instance.
## To Do
- [ ] Improving documentation
- [ ] Complete DNS configuration conditioning
## Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have the following prerequisites installed and configured:
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- You can access the ContainerLab instance via SSH using the public IP or the DNS name provided by Route53.
- The public IP of the instance can be found in the Terraform output.
- The DNS name will be in the format containerlab `<your_route53_zone_name>`
- The DNS name will be in the format containerlab `<your_route53_zone_name>`.
> :warning: **ROUTE 53**
> By default, Route 53 is disabled to avoid errors in case of incomplete configuration.
> To enable it, modify the variables: `AWS_R53_ENABLED` and `AWS_R53_ZONE_ID`.
> In any case, `AWS_R53_ZONE_ID` need to be configured.
## Customization