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NAVEEN KUMAR J Avatar NAVEEN KUMAR J  answered Thamimul ansari's question. 5 hours ago

How can you use AWS EC2 reversed instance with AWS VPC?

There is no EC2 offering called a Reversed Instance. Did you mean Reserved Instance?

A Reserved Instance (RI) is a billing discount, not a type of EC2 instance or networking feature. Your EC2 instance can run inside a VPC exactly as normal, and if the instance attributes match the Reserved Instance, AWS automatically applies the discount.
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