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ABOUT AMAZONBOT

Amazonbot is Amazon's web crawler used to improve our services, such as enabling
Alexa to answer even more questions for customers. Amazonbot respects standard
robots.txt rules.


HOW CAN I IDENTIFY AMAZONBOT?

In the user-agent string, you'll see “Amazonbot” together with additional agent
information. An example looks like this:



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Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/600.2.5 (KHTML\, like Gecko) Version/8.0.2 Safari/600.2.5 (Amazonbot/0.1; +https://developer.amazon.com/support/amazonbot)


HOW CAN I CONTROL WHAT AMAZONBOT CRAWLS ON MY SITE?

Robots.txt: Amazonbot respects the robots.txt directives user-agent and
disallow. In the example below, Amazonbot won't crawl documents that are under
/do-not-crawl/ or /not-allowed. Today, AmazonBot does not support
the crawl-delay directive in robots.txt and robots meta tags on HTML pages such
as “nofollow” and "noindex". If a ‘robots.txt’ file is changed, AmazonBot
responds to any changes within 24 hours.



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User-agent: Amazonbot             # Amazon's user agent
Disallow: /do-not-crawl/          # disallow this directory

User-agent: *                     # any robot
Disallow: /not-allowed/           # disallow this directory

Link-Level Rel Parameter: Amazonbot supports the link-level rel=nofollow
directive. Include these in your HTML like this to keep Amazonbot for following
and not crawling a particular link from your website.


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<a href="signin.php" rel=nofollow>Sign in </a>
...


VERIFYING AMAZONBOT

Verify that a crawler accessing your server is the official Amazonbot crawler by
using DNS lookups. This helps you identify other bots or malicious agents that
may be accessing your site while claiming to be Amazonbot.

You can use command line tools to verify Amazonbot by following these steps:

 1. Locate the accessing IP address from your server logs
 2. Use the host command to run a reverse DNS lookup on the IP address
 3. Verify the retrieved domain name is a subdomain of crawl.amazonbot.amazon
 4. Use the host command to run a forward DNS lookup on the retrieved domain
    name
 5. Verify the returned IP address is identical to the original IP address from
    your server logs



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For example:

$ host 12.34.56.789
789.56.34.12.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer 12-34-56-789.crawl.amazonbot.amazon.

$ host 12-34-56-789.crawl.amazonbot.amazon
12-34-56-789.crawl.amazonbot.amazon has address 12.34.56.789


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If you have questions or concerns, please contact us. If you are a content
owner, please always include any relevant domain names in your message.




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