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Add option for Private Kibana (no public IP address) #398
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I followed the coding pattern used for yes/no for Kibana and added a template that doesn't include a public IP and omits creation/reservation of a public IP address. This is a resolution to issue: #385 . I tried to go with the simplest solution that met my needs and resolved the open issue.