Nicky, my idea is like this.
To effectively manage your application's connectivity and stability in AWS, you should first allocate an Elastic IP address via the AWS Management Console under the EC2 service's "Elastic IPs" section. After acquiring an Elastic IP, bind it to your desired instance through the instance's network options. Ensure your security group rules permit the necessary access, typically to specific ports such as 3306 for MySQL. Update your application's database connection settings to use this Elastic IP. Additionally, implement regular backup strategies, utilize AWS CloudWatch for monitoring, and periodically review and test your configurations to ensure everything operates smoothly.
Nicky, my idea is like this. To effectively manage your application's connectivity and stability in AWS, you should first allocate an Elastic IP address via the AWS Management Console under the EC2 service's "Elastic IPs" section. After acquiring an Elastic IP, bind it to your desired instance through the instance's network options. Ensure your security group rules permit the necessary access, typically to specific ports such as 3306 for MySQL. Update your application's database connection settings to use this Elastic IP. Additionally, implement regular backup strategies, utilize AWS CloudWatch for monitoring, and periodically review and test your configurations to ensure everything operates smoothly.