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Hello,
you're unable to access it through the URL configured in Route 53, which points to your Application Load Balancer (ALB).
could you please follow the some step it will be helpfull for you
Check Route 53 Configuration: Go to your Route 53 dashboard. Verify that the DNS record for your subdomain is correctly configured as an alias to your ALB. Ensure that the Alias Target points to the correct ALB.
Verify ALB Configuration: Go to your EC2 dashboard. Navigate to the Load Balancers section and select your ALB. Check the listeners to ensure they are configured correctly (e.g., port 80 and/or 443). Confirm that the ALB is associated with the correct target group that includes your ECS service.
Security Groups: Double-check the security groups associated with your ALB. Ensure that inbound traffic from the internet is allowed on ports 80 and/or 443.
Target Group Health: Verify that the target group associated with your ALB shows healthy instances. If not, check the health checks configured for the target group to ensure they match the settings of your ECS service. If you're using HTTPS, ensure that your SSL/TLS certificate is correctly configured and valid
The solution was not in AWS. AWS was correctly configured, but the domain provider did not have the records from Route 53. I copied the values and added them as NS values with a new subdomain and began to work.
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Hi @Parthasaradi,
None of these seemed to be the problem.