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What Is an Elastic IP?

An Elastic IP (EIP) is a static, public IPv4 address in AWS that you can attach to an EC2 instance. Unlike a standard public IP, which may change when you stop and start an instance, an Elastic IP remains fixed until you release it.

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O que é IP elástico? (Proxies explicados)

Um IP elástico é um endereço IP estático fornecido por provedores de serviços em nuvem como a AWS. Diferentemente dos IPs comuns, os IPs elásticos são projetados para permanecerem consistentes mesmo quando servidores ou instâncias são reiniciados. Eles geralmente são usados para aplicativos que exigem um endereço IP fixo, garantindo acesso confiável e gerenciamento simplificado para os usuários.

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Casos de uso

Running proxy infrastructure

Elastic IPs provide stable entry points for proxy services. This ensures clients can consistently connect without DNS changes every time an instance restarts.

Reliable DNS pointing

If your domain points directly to an EC2 instance, an Elastic IP prevents disruptions caused by changing public IPs.

Application licensing

Many server tools, like WHM/cPanel, tie licenses to a fixed IP. Elastic IPs make sure those licenses remain valid.

Failover and redundancy

If a proxy node or server fails, you can instantly remap the Elastic IP to a backup instance—keeping traffic flowing with minimal downtime.

Melhores práticas

Use Elastic IPs only where needed

They’re ideal for proxy endpoints and public-facing services, but don’t assign them to every instance. Elastic IPs are limited per region (default: 5).

Release unused Elastic IPs

Since AWS charges for idle EIPs, make sure you release any that aren’t actively attached to running instances.

Automate remapping

In proxy fleets or scaling environments, scripts or orchestration tools (like Terraform or Ansible) can automatically reassign Elastic IPs during failover or scaling events.

Secure the endpoint

Even with a stable IP, always protect your proxy endpoints with proper firewalls and access controls to prevent abuse.

Conclusão

An Elastic IP is a permanent, public IPv4 address in AWS. It ensures stability across restarts and makes it easy to move traffic between instances. For anyone running proxies, hosting services, or licensing software tied to IP addresses, Elastic IPs are the simplest way to keep infrastructure reliable.

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Pergunta mais frequente

Do I always need an Elastic IP for proxies?

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Yes, if clients or software connect directly to a fixed IP. Otherwise, you’d need to reconfigure DNS every time an instance’s IP changes.

Are Elastic IPs free?

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Yes, as long as they’re attached to a running instance. AWS charges for unused ones.

How many Elastic IPs can I have?

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By default, five per region. You can request more from AWS if your proxy network or infrastructure requires it.

Can I move an Elastic IP to another instance?

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Absolutely. That’s one of their biggest strengths—Elastic IPs can be remapped within seconds during failover or scaling.

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