Setting Up an EC2 Instance with an Elastic IP for Application Hosting

How to Launch an EC2 Instance and Use an Elastic IP for Hosting Applications

UpdatedOctober 10, 2024

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Setting Up an EC2 Instance with an Elastic IP for Application Hosting

Abishek Kafle

Infosec Poet and CAP-certified DevOps/SecOps Engineer, passionate about security, creativity, and continuous learning.

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Tasks

Create an EC2 instance named nautilus-ec2 using a Linux AMI like Ubuntu.
Set the instance type to t2.micro.
Associate an Elastic IP address with the instance and name it nautilus-eip.

Steps

EC2 → Instances → Launch an instance → Launch instance
EC2 → Elastic IP addresses → Allocate Elastic IP address
Elastic IP address allocated successfully.
EC2 → Elastic IP addresses → 54.204.92.83 Associate Elastic IP address
Instance summary for i-0a4137871948e099d (nautilus-ec2)

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