Feature request: config parameter to specify whether public IP is assigned

[jayfresh]

I'm creating a VPC in which I'm putting a web server and a db server. I don't want the db server to have a public IP address, so it would be great if I could specify that in my Vagrantfile config.

According to http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-instance-addressing.html (right at the bottom of the page), there is an API parameter for specifying whether an instance in a VPC gets assigned a public IP or not:

"Use the NetworkInterface.n.AssociatePublicIpAddress parameter with the RunInstances request."

Thanks,

J.

[jayfresh]

Having requested this, I did find that you can get an instance to not have a public IP by default by assigning it to a non-default subnet (i.e. one you create). The downside of this is that vagrant hangs at the "waiting for SSH to become available" since the instance is not accessible over public IP. Is there a way around that?

[aweinograd]

+1 I have the opposite problem. All of my instances are in a subnet and I want a specific few to have public IPs

[rtyler]

I believe @pxsta's change fixes this