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Hi @salmon-ghost-86211 can you give me a little sample of code that I can try and recreate this bug?

abcUrl

can be any FQDN for a load balancer in your account. AWSZONEID can be found in your account by manually creating an alias A record to a load balancer. Then look at that record for the

Alias Hosted Zone ID

. (Maybe there are other ways to find it, but this is quick.) The top-level

name

and

zoneId

are for the record I'm creating in my custom hosted zone. It'll be different for you.

const abcUrl = abcIngressResource.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].hostname;

const abcDns = new aws.route53.Record("abcDns", {
  allowOverwrite: true,
  aliases: [{
      evaluateTargetHealth: false,
      name: abcUrl,
      zoneId: "AWSZONEID",
  }],
  name: "<http://abc.domain.com|abc.domain.com>",
  type: "A",
  zoneId: "MYZONEID"
});