Static IPs now available for more secure connectivity
Pro and Enterprise teams can now use Static IPs to securely connect to external services that require IP allowlisting, with traffic routing through consistent shared static IPs. This feature is accessible from project and team settings under Connectivity.
Pro and Enterprise teams can now use Static IPs to securely connect to external services like databases that require IP allowlisting. Traffic from builds and functions routes through consistent, shared static IPs.
To enable Static IPs, you can access from your project or team settings.Connectivity > Static IPs
Static IPs are offered in addition to , which remains available for teams that need a fully dedicated VPC model. Note, Secure Compute has also moved within the Connectivity settings of your projects and teams.Secure Compute
This is part of our move to .bring more enterprise features self-serve
Read the or .docsenable Static IPs here
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