Route build traffic through Static IPs
You can now choose to route build traffic such as external API calls and CMS data sources through Static IPs via Project Settings. This setting is disabled by default but when enabled, both build and function traffic will route through Static IPs and count toward usage.
You can now choose whether build traffic, such as calls to external APIs or CMS data sources during the build process, routes through your Static IPs.
To enable this, go to your Project Settings → Connectivity → toggle "Use static IPs for builds."
By default, this setting is disabled. When enabled, both build and function traffic will route through Static IPs and count toward usage.Private Data Transfer
This is available to all teams using Static IPs.
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