Creating a routing control in ARC - Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC)
Services or capabilities described in Amazon Web Services documentation might vary by Region. To see the differences applicable to the China Regions, see Getting Started with Amazon Web Services in China (PDF).

Creating a routing control in ARC

Create a routing control for each cell that you want to route traffic to. For example, when you have an application with resources that you have siloed for recoverability, you might have a cell for each Amazon Web Services Region, and nested cells for each Availability Zone within each Region. In this scenario, you would create a routing control for each cell and each nested cell.

When you create routing controls, keep in mind that routing control names must be unique within each control panel.

After you create routing controls to use for rerouting traffic, you associate each one with a health check, which allows you to route traffic to cells, based on the DNS records that you've associated with each one. If you're setting up a gating rule as a safety rule and creating a gating routing control, you don't add a health check to the routing control.

To create a routing control

  1. Open the ARC console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/route53recovery/home#/dashboard.

  2. Choose Routing control.

  3. On the Routing control page, choose Create, and then choose a Routing control.

  4. Enter a name for your routing control, choose the cluster to add the control to, and choose to add it to an existing control panel, including using the default control panel. Or, create a new control panel.

  5. If you choose to create a new control panel, choose a cluster to create the control panel on, and then enter a name for the panel.

  6. Choose Create routing control.

  7. Follow the steps to name and create the routing control.