Using static IP in Elastic Beanstalk

Question

Is it possible to get a static IP for a load balanced app using Elastic Beanstalk? I need a static IP address to allow access to a firewalled network. 

Using route53 to host my app does not ensure a static IP because it is essentially using a CNAME allowing the IP behind the scenes to change. It that right?

Answer 1

I found this in the documentation:

You can deploy an Elastic Beanstalk application in a load balancing, autoscaling environment in a VPC that has both a public and private subnet. Use this configuration if you want Elastic Beanstalk to assign private IP addresses to your Amazon EC2 instances.

This might help your situation