No, you can't. You can instead create your own EC2 server, give it a static IP (well, "Elastic IP") and then hope your own server doesn't go down. This is the r

No, you can't. You can instead create your own EC2 server, give it a static IP (well, "Elastic IP") and then hope your own server doesn't go down. This is the reason why I prefer to use an ELB since I never seen stability issues with it.