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Yep. Or even give me a CG-NAT adoption. I have plenty of use cases where I only use a public IP address in AWS for Internet connectivity without any need for ne
by moduspol 5y ago
Yep. Or even give me a CG-NAT adoption. I have plenty of use cases where I only use a public IP address in AWS for Internet connectivity without any need for new incoming connections. For those, I'd be totally fine with a CG-NAT address.
- mwcampbell 5y agoI wonder if we could hack that for ourselves by having our EC2 instances or Fargate tasks do all outgoing Internet access indirectly through Lambda functions.