Integrations
Route 53
Route 53 manages your AWS hosted zones. DunOps discovers your zones, inspects records, and applies approved record changes (UPSERT/delete) via the Route 53 API using an IAM access key.
Connect with an API tokenDNS1 product
Note
Every mutating action — a deploy, a scale, a secret rotation, a DNS change — surfaces a plan in chat first. Dun never touches your Route 53 resources until you approve it.
How to connect
Connect once from Integrations → Route 53, then toggle on the products you want Dun to manage.
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Step 1
Open AWS Console → IAM → Users → Create user (never the root account).
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Step 2
Attach AmazonRoute53FullAccess (and AmazonRoute53DomainsFullAccess if you manage domains).
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Step 3
Create an access key under Security credentials → Application running outside AWS.
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Step 4
Paste the access key id and secret below (region stays us-east-1).
Where to get credentials: https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/
What Dun can do
Each product below is something you can turn on. The examples are real prompts you can type in a chat thread.
Route 53 account
Route 53 manages your AWS hosted zones. DunOps discovers your zones, inspects records, and applies approved record changes (UPSERT/delete) via the Route 53 API using an IAM access key.
Type in a chat thread
Show me my Route 53 route 53 account| Permission | Required | What it does |
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| Read registered domains | Yes | Discover which domains live in your account. |
| Read existing DNS records | Yes | View record sets so Dun can suggest safe changes. |
| Apply approved DNS changes | Yes | Apex routing, CNAMEs, MX records — every write needs a chat approval. |
| Receive DNS / domain webhooks | Optional | Inbound events only — surface registrar changes in the activity feed. |