I need to allocate a specific IP address to an EC2 instance in AWS. Is it possible to choose the IP address myself, instead of having AWS assign one automatically?
If this is possible, what are the steps involved in allocating a specific IP address to an instance? Are there any prerequisites or requirements that I should be aware of before attempting to allocate a specific IP address?
I also want to ensure that the IP address remains associated with the instance even if it is stopped or restarted. What are the best practices for ensuring that the IP address remains static and does not change?
Any guidance or advice on how to allocate a specific IP address to an instance in AWS would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Thank you for your response. I appreciate your suggestion to refer to the Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP) documentation for Amazon EC2.
However, I am not very familiar with this field and I am having trouble finding step-by-step instructions to allocate a specific IP address to my EC2 instance. Could you please provide me with a more specific URL or resource that can guide me through the process in more detail?
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you."
Thank you for the information on the AWS BYOIP program. I am interested in bringing my own IP address to EC2, but I am not comfortable executing commands in the terminal.
Is it possible to bring your own IP address using the AWS Management Console or UI? If so, could you please provide me with more information on how to do this?