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# [Bring your own IPs to the AWS Cloud - Design Considerations](https://blog.techinthe.cloud/bring-your-own-ips-to-the-aws-cloud-design-considerations?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most customers do not care about the public IPs that are used to expose their solutions to the internet. There are cases where static IPs (Elastic IPs or EIPs) are important, for example when whitelisting IPs to third parties, but not the IP itself. ...

Mar 18, 2021 · 4 min read · blog.techinthe.cloud  
Updated Dec 7, 2023  
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[Konstantinos Bessas](https://hashnode.com/@kbessas)

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I am a Cloud Architect, mostly focusing on Amazon Web Services. I have programming experience and a particular interest to deliver powerful and flexible solutions on Public Cloud Platforms that are backed 100% by Infrastructure as Code. I have been extensively working with the AWS Cloud Development Kit and the Serverless Framework. I have worked on several migration projects to AWS while supporting customers to containerize their applications leveraging Kubernetes or other native Public Cloud Container Management Platforms.

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