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Fill in the nameservers as below, replacing "
ns1.yourdomain.tld" & "ns2.yourdomain.tld" with your domain name. Then wait for up to 48 hours for your changes to propagate.
2️⃣0️⃣ Go back to the Domain main page, beside the Nameservers tab, click on the dropdown and select Custom DNS
1️⃣9️⃣ Then, Select "
ns2" from the drop down and paste your elastic IP address in the IP address space and press done
1️⃣8️⃣ Select "
ns1" from the Add Personal DNS Server drop down and paste your elastic IP address in the IP address space and press done
1️⃣2️⃣Login to you domain provider and access your domain’s settings and click on "Manage"
Select your EC2 instance and associate the instance with the Elastic IP address created. Once that is done, you will now land in the below page.
Take a note of your elastic IP address as we will be needing it later on.
1️⃣0️⃣ Go back to your Elastic IP addresses page and select the “Actions” dropdown then select Associate Elastic IP addresses
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9️⃣Go to your EC2 Instances in your AWS account and launch a new Debian instance. How to launch a new instance on AWS is beyond the scope of this write up so you can search other tutorials for how to do that.
You now have an Elastic IP on your account as shown below. You can give the elastic IP a name if you like.
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8️⃣You will now reach the Allocate Elastic IP address page. Select Amazon’s pool of IPv4 addresses then scroll down and click allocate.
6️⃣After selecting Elastic IPs, you will now land on the Elastic IP addresses page as shown below
