A user has launched 5 instances in EC2-CLASSIC and attached 5 elastic IPs to the five different instances in
the US East region. The user is creating a VPC in the same region. The user wants to assign an elastic IP to
the VPC instance. How can the user achieve this?

A.
The user has to request AWS to increase the number of elastic IPs associated with the account

B.
AWS allows 10 EC2 Classic IPs per region; so it will allow to allocate new Elastic IPs to the same region

C.
The AWS will not allow to create a new elastic IP in VPC; it will throw an error

D.
The user can allocate a new IP address in VPC as it has a different limit than EC2

Explanation:
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtual network dedicated to the user’s AWS account. A user can create a
subnet with VPC and launch instances inside that subnet. A user can have 5 IP addresses per region with EC2
Classic. The user can have 5 separate IPs with VPC in the same region as it has a separate limit than EC2
Classic.