DNS propagation (48 hours - really?)

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I recently changed my nameservers on my domain in Godaddy to the nameservers in my Route 53 hosted zone. I'm at a stand still until the domain propagates. I checked the propagation on https://dnsmap.io/#NS/swartzfinance.com and it appears that almost all the authoritative  DNS servers have picked it up, and all the ones in the USA where I'm at. So why is my site still not coming up? swartzfinance.com  
  
Usually, it is a matter of a couple of hours that DNS changes take effect. I feel like telling people to wait 48 hours in this day and age is really just CYA, which is what Google support told me (I'm trying to verify my domain for Workspace). Amazon touts a 60-second world-wide propagation. So is Godaddy just really slow and archaic? I can't imagine in this age of technology that we have to be put on hold for 2 whole days for something like this.  
  
I've considered that maybe it's something on my end, but I'm scared to try anything since I might have to wait another 2 days.

rePost-User-2742014 · Answer

im approaching 48 hours too, this isn't going to work for me when we go into production and need things to go as fast as normal.

Swartz · Answer

I guess it really does still take 48 hours in some cases. It finally went though.

Zaid · Answer

I have successfully transferred and copied all the nameservers from route 53 to goDaddy. it was working very smooth when i did it. the next morning when i woke up, i realized when i use www before my domain, it was crashing. but without www it wasnt. 
after a few hours, the domain was crashing by either ways. all the solutions that I looked up on the internet and stackoverflow says to re-check the nameservers if theres a spelling mistake. but i have checked it a 100 times. 
it has been 24 hours now. 24 hours more to go. i regret buying the domain from godaddy. i should have just bought it from route 53 directly.

DNS propagation (48 hours - really?)

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