The game development company that you are working for has an Amazon VPC with a public subnet. It has 4 EC2 instances that are deployed in the public subnet. These 4 instances can successfully communicate with other hosts on the Internet. You launch a fifth instance in the same public subnet, using the same AMI and security group configuration that you used for the others. However, this new instance cannot be accessed from the internet unlike the other instance. What should you do to enable access to the fifth instance over the Internet

Assign an Elastic IP address to the fifth instance

Explanation:

Elastic IP addresses are often applied by AWS to manage its dynamic cloud computing services.

Customers have virtual private clouds (VPCs) In the AWS infrastructure. Users have instances within the VPCs. The Elastic IP address is usually used to advertise the data within the instance to the public internet.

To enable access to the fifth instance over the internet, you should assign an elastic IP address.

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