Route 53 TTL & Failover Calculator

Route 53 TTL & Failover Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate optimal DNS TTL, failover windows, and routing distributions for AWS Route 53.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Optimize your AWS DNS configuration with precise calculations for Route 53. This MCP server provides tools to determine the ideal Time to Live (TTL) based on your health check intervals and failure thresholds. Use calculate_ttl_and_failover to predict total failover time and propagation delays, ensuring your high-availability strategies like active-passive or latency-based routing are mathematically sound. You can also use calculate_routing_distribution to manage weighted traffic splits and get_routing_metadata to retrieve AWS region and geolocation hierarchy details.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_ttl_and_failover

Calculates optimal TTL and expected failover time for Route 53

get_routing_metadata

Provides structural context for geolocation and latency-based routing strategies

calculate_routing_distribution

Determines the traffic split for weighted routing configurations

See how to talk to your AI agent using Route 53 TTL & Failover Calculator.

Calculate the TTL and failover time for an A record with a 10s health check interval and a 3 failure threshold using active-passive failover.

The recommended TTL is 30 seconds. The total failover time is 60 seconds, and the estimated propagation time is 60 seconds.

What is the traffic split for weights [10, 30, 60]?

The traffic distribution is 10%, 30%, and 60% respectively.

Get the hierarchy for geolocation routing.

The geolocation hierarchy is Country, Continent, and Default.

The `calculate_ttl_and_failover` tool ensures the recommended TTL is less than or equal to the detection window (health check interval multiplied by the failure threshold).

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