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Hi,
Can you try rebooting the instance? Or try restarting the bitnami scripts directly using
sudo /opt/bitnami/ctlscript.sh restart
That may help execute the scripts such that they reset the IP address correctly to the new one.
Thanks.
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I just tried rebooting from the console and from the bash command. Still doing the same thing, redirecting to the domain where the snapshot is originally created from.
If you create another new instance from the snapshot does the same issue reoccur? This is just to rule out there wasn't some random issue that affected this particular instance. . If it reoccurs even with the second new instance, then I suspect something in your website configuration files has the IP of the old instance hard-coded and there's no initialization time script in your application setup that auto-corrects those settings to current instance's values when the application initializes on the new instance.
I updated wp-config.php and it now works. Thanks so much for the suggestion!
Happy to help :)