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It seems that your domain and Lightsail instance are mostly configured correctly, but the default domain registration page indicates a possible issue with DNS configuration or web server settings.
The delay could be due to DNS propagation, which can take up to 48 hours. You should ensure the DNS A record in Route 53 is pointing to the correct static IP address of your Lightsail instance, and that the firewall settings allow traffic on port 80 for HTTP.
Additionally, the web server on your instance, such as Nginx or Apache, must be properly configured to serve your Django application. It’s important to verify that the Django app is running on the correct port, and browser caching might also be causing you to see an outdated page.
While testing with HTTP, be sure that there are no redirects forcing HTTPS if you haven't set up SSL yet. Addressing these points should help resolve the issue.
To configure Lightsail with custom domain, follow this - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lightsail/latest/userguide/amazon-lightsail-enabling-distribution-custom-domains.html. Otherwise it will only accept traffic on the default domain name
SSL/TLS certificate is requirement to setup custom domain.
I don't have any hosted zone in amazon route 53 because I manage the domain directly in Lightsail with the DNS and I have already a SSL certificate but I continue watching the default screen in the URL. It is like if changes are not being applied to the domain.
Anyone can help me? I don't know what can I do more.
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