Konstantinos Bessas • 3/18/2021

Bring your own IPs to the AWS Cloud - Design Considerations

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This technical article discusses the 'Bring Your Own IP' (BYOIP) feature in AWS, focusing on critical design considerations rather than the implementation process. It covers important limitations like the minimum /24 prefix, service-specific IP usage, and the inability to share ranges across accounts. The author analyzes how these constraints impact architecture, especially for multi-account setups and services like AWS Global Accelerator, within the context of the AWS Well-Architected Framework.

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