Elastic IP charges on AWS commonly occur due to a few key factors:
Carefully managing Elastic IP allocation and attachment is crucial to avoiding surprise charges. Use just one; attach it promptly when provisioning instances; disassociate immediately when not needed. Following these best practices diligently prevents unnecessary Elastic IP expenses.
My AWS instances are all created by Laravel Vapor Deploy. I don't know if this Elastic IP is being used by Vapor or somewhere in the deployment. I am not that good with AWS though. But in my AWS console it is indeed not attached to a running instance.
mev85 liked this reply
Elastic IP is static and can be used as default IP while deploying Laravel Vapor in AWS.
@markpavia I wonder if you have found a solution for this. I am having the same problem. Thank you
Sign in to participate in this thread!
The Laravel portal for problem solving, knowledge sharing and community building.
The community