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My goal is to deploy a web application to Elastic Beanstalk and allow for a user to access that application from their corporate network. Their network controls access to sites using IP addresses and IP address ranges.

I'm not aware of any way to define a static IP to an EB environment. Is it possible?

An alternative approach I was considering is setting up a reverse proxy running on an EC2 instance. That instance would be assigned an elastic IP and requests would be forwarded to the EB environments. Does that seem like a feasible approach?

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