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I created an Elastic Beanstalk environment from Visual Studio and need to login to service the underlying ec2 vm.

I don't have an credentials for the server, so I wanted to use EC2 Instance Connect.

When I click connect, I get an error message:

We were unable to connect to your instance. Make sure that your instance’s network settings are configured correctly for EC2 Instance Connect. For more information, see Task 1: Configure network access to an instance.

Following the link, I found the instructions:

• Ensure that the security group associated with your instance allows inbound SSH traffic on port 22 from your IP address or from your network.
• (Amazon EC2 console browser-based client) We recommend that your instance allows inbound SSH traffic from the recommended IP block published for the service. Use the EC2_INSTANCE_CONNECT filter for the service parameter to get the IP address ranges in the EC2 Instance Connect subset.

How do I connect to the Elastic Beanstalk underlying EC2 via EC2 Instance Connect?

What I've tried:

I created a new security group that contains my client IP address, but that didn't work. Which makes sense, as it's the EC2 Instance Connect app running in the Console making the SSH connection, not my local machine.

Also looked at the the ip ranges json file (https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json), but not sure what to do with that.

I am looking to filter a JSON stream based on its keys. Here is the public JSON file: https://s3.amazonaws.com/okta-ip-ranges/ip_ranges.json that I am trying to wrangle. When I filter this for keys jq 'keys', I get the following output

I have trying to convert the AWS public IP ranges into a format that can be used with the Terraform external data provider so I can create a security group rule based off the AWS public CIDRs. The provider requires a single JSON object with this format:

What/where is the definition of AWS Prefix?

While looking for a way to list S3 endpoint CIDR, encountered the word AWS prefix list but not sure what it exactly means and where the terminology is defined.

Prefix means a word placed in front. For S3, according to Listing Keys Hierarchically Using a Prefix and Delimiter, it should be the starting path to an object.

However, apparently it refers to a IP address range. How come prefix is used for IP ranges? What is the history or reason?

Terraform aws_prefix_list

This can be used both to validate a prefix list given in a variable and to obtain the CIDR blocks (IP address ranges) for the associated AWS service.

describe-prefix-lists

Describes available AWS services in a prefix list format, which includes the prefix list name and prefix list ID of the service and the IP address range for the service.

AWS IP Address Ranges

Hi We have an aws API gateway configured with lambda and now want to integrate with a vendor wherein vendor want us to provide him with a Static IP against the API Gateway that we have. As per my knowledge API gateway serves request through Dynamic Elastic IP which are listed here

Is there a way to achieve this other than putting a forward proxy or NLB.

I've inherited an AWS RDS instance and it's my first run at trying to manage that side of things in the data world, sorry if I'm misunderstanding or overlooking anything!

I'm trying to use Zapier to connect a 3rd party app to our AWS RDS Postgresql database. I've created a new user in postgres and can connect with these credentials from my local machine without issue. However, when I try to connect Zapier to our db with the same credentials, it fails. This is definitely due to the fact that we only allow whitelisted IPs to connect to our db. So, I should be able to whitelist Zapier's IP address(es) and problem solved, yeah?

Unfortunately I'm unable to figure out which IPs Zapier needs me to whitelist. This article is of no use, because the "We send out database connections from the IP addresses listed here." link is dead. I can find a similar link in the MongoDB connection help page, but it links to, what I think is, every single AWS IP address.

Surely many before me have been able to set this connection up, so what am I missing? Zapier has been of little assistance to me so far.

I'm trying to get a list of IPs from an specific Service, and ansible returns only one item from the loop. I have tried many things and is always the same result. Need help.

I am trying to send a curl request to a specific amazon edge node from the list that is published on their website: https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json. Any time I try this I receive either no response from webpage or a jumble of character in the terminal. I am new to curl so I might just be doing it incorrectly. Is this possible or must all the web request be sent directly to amazon?

I am building a Google Home application with DialogFlow. Fulfillment is done via Webhook that points to my virtual machine
In the VM the 443 port is open and certificates are configured.
However now I would like to change the VM firewall to allow only the google server IP addresses/ subnets
Does anyone know where to find this list?
I´ve found the equivalent list for Alexa in: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.html
(ip-ranges.json file)
Thanks in advance
Ester