I need the static IP to allow access to a firewalled network not on the AWS network.
Is it possible to get a static IP for a load balanced app using Elastic Beanstalk? I'm following the AWS docs regarding using Route 53 to host my app with a domain name, but from what I've read, this does not ensure a static IP because it is essentially using a CNAME allowing the IP behind the scenes to change. Is that the right understanding? Is it possible at all?
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