Running an AWS Lambda + Route 53 DDNS Client on EdgeRouter X

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Learn to run an AWS Lambda function with Route 53 DDNS client on EdgeRouter X for dynamic IP updates

intermediate Published 10 Apr 2026
Action Steps
  1. Configure AWS Lambda function to update Route 53 records
  2. Set up API Gateway to trigger Lambda function
  3. Install and configure DDNS client on EdgeRouter X
  4. Test DDNS updates using Lambda function and Route 53
  5. Monitor and troubleshoot DDNS updates using CloudWatch logs
Who Needs to Know This

Network administrators and DevOps engineers can benefit from this setup to manage dynamic IP addresses and ensure continuous connectivity

Key Insight

💡 Use AWS Lambda and Route 53 to automate dynamic IP updates and ensure continuous connectivity

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Learn to run an AWS Lambda function with Route 53 DDNS client on EdgeRouter X for dynamic IP updates

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Introduction My home network is assigned a dynamic global IP address by the ISP, so DDNS...
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