Sending Route53 Domain registration logs to S3 bucket

I apologize, but there seems to be a misunderstanding in your question. Amazon Route 53 does not provide a direct feature to send domain registration and domain transfer logs to an S3 bucket.

Route 53 does offer a dashboard that provides detailed information about the status of your domain registrations, including the status of domain transfers and domains approaching their expiration dates. However, this information is displayed within the Route 53 console and is not automatically logged to an S3 bucket.

If you're looking to log DNS queries, Route 53 does offer query logging capabilities. You can configure Resolver query logging to send DNS query logs to various AWS resources, including an S3 bucket. This feature allows you to log information about DNS queries originating from your VPCs, but it does not specifically cover domain registration or transfer logs.

To set up query logging to an S3 bucket, you would need to create a Resolver query log configuration and specify the S3 bucket as the destination. You would also need to ensure that the correct permissions are set on the S3 bucket to allow Route 53 Resolver to write logs to it.

If you specifically need to track domain registration and transfer activities, you might consider using AWS CloudTrail, which logs API calls made on your account. This could potentially capture actions related to domain management, but it's not specific to just domain registrations and transfers.

For monitoring domain registrations more broadly, the Route 53 dashboard remains the primary tool provided by AWS for this purpose.
Sources
Logging and monitoring in Amazon Route 53 - Amazon Route 53
CreateResolverQueryLogConfig - Amazon Route 53
AWS resources that you can send Resolver query logs to - Amazon Route 53