Upcoming Changes to AWS Public IPv4 Address Charges

In this video, we'll discuss the upcoming changes to public IPv4 address charges in AWS, effective February 2024. This shift applies irrespective of whether the addresses are actively in use.
The challenge? Identifying and managing public IPv4 addresses scattered across various AWS resources, such as EC2 instances, Amazon Workspaces, and Amazon RDS, to name a few.
In our walkthrough, we cover:
• Finding All Public IPv4 Addresses: Addressing the challenge of locating these addresses.
• Setting Up Amazon IPAM IP Pools: Utilizing Amazon VPC IP Manager (Amazon IPAM) to manage IP pool resource pools.
• Exploring Public IP Insights: A demonstration of the new feature in Amazon IPAM.
Join us to explore these changes and gain the skills needed to navigate the evolving landscape of AWS.
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[@EvanEdrok]

Thank you!

[@LoftiTechnologies]

Thanks a lot🤙

[@DigitalCloudTraining]

You're welcome!

[@RafaelSchaffer7]

Hey Brooks, thanks for the detailed video! The IP Manager is nice, but enabling a public IPv6 and disabling the Public IPv4 of an existing EC2 instance is very hard! Things just don't work as expected. Is this even possible?

[@DigitalCloudTraining]

Hello! I appreciate your feedback on the video. Managing IP configurations on AWS can indeed be challenging, especially when dealing with IPv6 and IPv4 transitions. It is possible to enable a public IPv6 and disable the public IPv4 of an existing EC2 instance, but the process can be intricate.
Ensure that your VPC is configured to support IPv6 and that your subnet has IPv6 addressing enabled. Additionally, review your security group and network ACL settings to allow the necessary traffic for IPv6.
If issues persist, consider checking the specific error messages or unexpected behavior you're encountering. AWS forums and documentation can be valuable resources, and reaching out to AWS support may provide additional assistance.

[@codephisher]

@@DigitalCloudTraining I really love your video, great explanations.
Do you have a video on switching from using ipv4 to ipv6 on AWS?

[@DigitalCloudTraining]

@@codephisher Thanks for your commendation. Yes, you'll gain access to all of our videos when you get our monthly/annual plan. Check it out here: digitalcloud.training/