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Mathivanan  Avatar Mathivanan  antwoordde Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy's vraag. 2 uur geleden

What is the difference between a Public IP and an Elastic IP?

The main difference is that a standard Public IP is a dynamic, temporary address automatically assigned to a cloud instance and changes when stopped or terminated, whereas an Elastic IP (EIP) is a static, persistent public address allocated directly to your cloud account that stays the same across restarts and can be manually remapped
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