Updating DNS¶
If your Management/Control Plane hostname or IP Address is not in a public DNS, you need to add an entry to your local system /etc/hosts
file. Using the IP address will not work and report a "404 Not Found" error. This is due to the Traefik configuration applied during the installation of MemVerge.ai.
Add an entry to /etc/hosts
similar to the following. Use the Public IPv4 Address provided by AWS Console.
The IP address of the Management node will change if the AWS EC2 instance is restarted or stopped. Consider one of the following options to assign a static IP address:
- Utilize EC2's public DNS: If you're using an EC2 instance, you could use its auto-generated public DNS. This is free but changes when the instance is stopped and started.
- Elastic IP: Assign an Elastic IP to your EC2 instance. While not free, it's a static IP that won't change, making it easier to manage DNS records externally.
- Route 53: If you decide to use Route 53, understand that costs are relatively low for small-scale use.