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Get a finite list of IP addresses for my Heroku App?

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I have client who wants to send a GET request to my Heroku application. They have asked for a list of IP address to whitelist for egress on their firewall.

I realize this could change weekly or more often, but is it possible to get a finite list of IPs my Heroku app could be on?

I saw the following excerpt on a Google Groups page for Heroku, but I could not find it corroborated anywhere else or how to see the list of addresses my app uses.

Right now your CNAME setup will round-robin between 8 or so IP addresses, and we find

If the list of IP addresses is virtually infinite, do you have any other suggestions for receiving the "GET" request through a firewall economically?

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JHo Avatar asked Mar 19 '13 23:03

JHo


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3 Answers

No, Heroku will not give you even a range of IP addresses - they can, may and will move dynos between Amazon zones as needs require.

Your only option would be some sort of proxy node with a static IP that they talk to that securely communicates to your Heroku app - or consider if Heroku is the right fit for you here altogether.

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John Beynon Avatar answered Nov 14 '22 06:11

John Beynon


Heroku runs on amazon ec2, so its official IP-ranges should contain all IP-address available to heroku.

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user4674453 Avatar answered Nov 14 '22 06:11

user4674453


You can route outbound traffic through quite expensive Proximo add-on to achieve that.

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Michał Szajbe Avatar answered Nov 14 '22 05:11

Michał Szajbe