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Why do I need an AWS Elastic IP rather than just using the standard public IP?
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If you create and assign an Elastic IP to an instance in a public subnet with an routing in from an Internet Gatewat then it persists during reboots and restarts, plus you can recreate a new instance and re-assign it, it's totally flexible.
Using the standard allocated public IP means it can change upon certain events like a cold stop/start etc.