need whitelist app IP
I need to whitelist my app's IP on another service. However, my app's IP changes frequently. Is there a way to whitelist all the IP addresses used by Railway? I found this website https://utilities.up.railway.app/cidr-list?value=us-west1, but it seems outdated, and when I ping my website's domain in the console, the IP shown isn't within any of those ranges. Can someone help me with this problem?
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when you ping the domain you are getting the IP of the regional load balancer, not the IP of the machine running your app, but no matter how you get the IP it is not going to be static and would be extremely unwise to use it in any kind of firewall scenario.
you would need pro for this, once on pro, simply flip a switch in the service settings and you will be shown the static outbound IP....
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Railway does not provide a range for their services, but they are hosted on GCP. If you whitelist the entire GCP range, your app will be whitelisted
@Brody on this one, he maintains the utilities afaik
Is there any way I can get a static IP using railway?
Heey, I just need to clear up a question, when I try to use "ping domain.railway.app" in the console it gives me an IP, right? I put this IP on the whitelist of the service I'm using, but logs still keeps giving an error
"message: 'Request Source IP (34.127.28.244) is undeclared. Please declare all your IP addresses in the Shopee Open Platform Console > App list > IP Address Whitelist "
the IP they are claiming as undeclared is different from the IP that appears when I ping the console.
If I get your PRO plan with a static IP, will this IP be the same? Does this IP change with each request? Is there any way for me to know how the IP will appear to them?
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when you ping the domain you are getting the IP of the regional load balancer, not the IP of the machine running your app, but no matter how you get the IP it is not going to be static and would be extremely unwise to use it in any kind of firewall scenario.
you would need pro for this, once on pro, simply flip a switch in the service settings and you will be shown the static outbound IP.