Static IP for Lambda: ingress, egress and bypassing the dreaded NAT Gateway
Many vendors require you to have a static IP address for your application. Such that all requests to their API must originate from an allow-list of IP addresses. This means we need to force egress traffic from our Lambda functions through a static IP address. Sometimes, they even mandate that you use a static IP address for ingress traffic, too, so they can communicate with your system through a t
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