to create Hubs cloud aws in Private subnet

[ks-aa]

I'm trying to use Hubs Cloud aws (enterprise) for business purposes.
Security rules require EC2 to be placed on a private subnet.
Is it possible to use it by modifying the CloudFormation template?
Or is it impossible due to the specifications of the application?

[rawnsley]

Do you mean Hubs security rules? The private subnet is still accessible ultimately through the public domain name you give it.

[ks-aa]

Thank you for your reply.
What I wanted to do was remove the public IP from EC2 and still have a way to get Hubs to work.

Currently, when created with CloudFormation, public IP is given to EC2 for APP and Stream, but at the same time there is a possibility of being attacked from the outside.
My company's security rules require EC2 to be placed on a private subnet to prevent external attacks.
So I asked if there was a way Hubs would work properly while placing EC2 on a private subnet.

[rawnsley]

Ah OK I understand better now. This is outside of my Hubs Cloud knowledge sorry.

[ks-aa]

understood.
I will try various things.
Thank you very much.

[johnshaughnessy]

I don't know the answer to this either. @ks-aa were you able to solve your own problem?

[ks-aa]

@johnshaughnessy I tried but failed... Public domain did not apply to EC2.
I gave up. Created on a public subnet.