Organizations using AWS BYOIP
to advertise their own IP ranges to AWS need NAT Gateways to egress traffic
through deterministic, corporate-owned public IPs. This is common when:
External partners or customers need to whitelist a fixed IP range
Compliance requirements mandate that egress traffic originates from
organization-owned address space
Consistent public IPs are required across regions
Currently the module always allocates EIPs from Amazon's default pool with
no way to specify a BYOIP pool or a specific address per AZ.
Organizations using AWS BYOIP
to advertise their own IP ranges to AWS need NAT Gateways to egress traffic
through deterministic, corporate-owned public IPs. This is common when:
External partners or customers need to whitelist a fixed IP range
Compliance requirements mandate that egress traffic originates from
organization-owned address space
Consistent public IPs are required across regions
Currently the module always allocates EIPs from Amazon's default pool with
no way to specify a BYOIP pool or a specific address per AZ.