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Assigning a static IP to an ECS container hosted on an EC2 instance

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My use case is that I want to be able to terminate and start my ECS container and have it be available at the same static IP that was available previously. The container requires inbound and outbound internet access at port 8080. I believe I need to use a network load balancer to route traffic from an elastic IP, but I am unsure how to associate the network load balancer with any EC2 instance that is launched by the Auto Scaling Group that is attached to my ECS service.

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ComputeNetworking & Content DeliveryContainers
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Amazon EC2Networking & Content DeliveryAmazon Elastic Container ServiceElastic Load BalancingNetwork Load Balancer
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TomHarding
asked 9 months ago345 views
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Hi, in the console when you are creating the ECS service you have an option to enable the load balancing, creating a new or using existing resources (load balancer and target group). The ECS will register you tasks in the target group automatically.

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fpelaezt
answered 9 months ago
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Gary Mclean
reviewed 9 months ago
  • Gary Mclean EXPERT
    9 months ago

    Agree. You do not need a static IP address when using a ELB. You rely on ECS registering to a target group. You should evaluate if an ALB is more appropriate than an NLB

  • Henrique Santana
    9 months ago

    You can find the steps to configure the ECS Service with a loadbalancer integration on this documentation.

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