I have an Elastic IP 192.0.2.4
for my EC2 instance for example.
I have a GoDaddy domain name www.example.com
for example
I want my domain name www.example.com to load pages from http://192.0.2.4/a_sub_directory/
-- I have two queries about that.
The other forums I browsed through (ServerFault and Quora) suggest I need to re-write the A Host's @ record to the Elastic IP that's connected to my EC2 instance. What if I want the domain name
http://www.example.com
to load up my page athttp://192.0.2.4/a_sub_directory/
instead of the root directory athttp://192.0.2.4/
?GoDaddy domain manager has something called "Forwarding with Masking". Can I use that feature to load up my EC2 hosted instance from my GoDaddy domain name INSTEAD of changing any A record or anything?