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Configure Network Security

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  • Overview
  • Transport Layer Security (TLS)
  • Firewall Configuration
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP
  • DNS Filtering
  • Allowed Request Origins
  • IP Access List
  • Find Your IP Address
  • View IP Access List Entries
  • Create an IP Access List Entry
  • Edit an IP Access List Entry
  • Delete an IP Access List Entry
  • API Access List

Overview

App Services uses a range of network security protocols to prevent unauthorized access to your data. You can:

  • Configure TLS to secure network requests to and from your application.

  • Define IP addresses from which all outbound requests originate.

  • Define and manage URLs and IP addresses from which inbound requests may originate.

Transport Layer Security (TLS)

App Services uses TLS 1.3 to secure all network requests to and from your application, including:

  • Apps that connect from a Realm SDK.

  • Data API requests sent over HTTPS.

  • Queries and operations on a linked MongoDB Atlas data source.

The TLS certificate is pre-defined and cannot be customized or disabled.

Note

Backend Encryption

All internal communication between App Services and Atlas is encrypted with x509 certificates.

Firewall Configuration

App Services only sends outbound requests from a set list of IP addresses. The exact list depends on the cloud provider that the app server is deployed to. You can copy the IP addresses listed in this section to an allowlist for incoming requests on your firewall.

You can download a computer-friendly list of all IP addresses used by App Services in JSON or CSV format. You can also find cloud-provider-specific JSON and CSV files in the following sections.

Note

If you run a function from the Atlas App Services UI, the request originates from the server nearest to you, not the region the app is deployed to.

AWS

Download AWS IP Addresses: JSON, CSV

Outbound requests from an app deployed to AWS will originate from one of the following IP addresses:

AWS outbound IP addresses
13.236.189.10
18.202.2.23
18.210.66.32
18.211.240.224
18.213.24.164
52.63.26.53
54.203.157.107
54.69.74.169
54.76.145.131
18.192.255.128
18.157.138.240
18.158.38.156
52.220.57.174
18.140.123.126
13.251.182.174
65.0.112.137
3.6.231.140
13.234.189.107
13.232.212.70
65.0.113.75
3.7.215.88
3.6.255.136
65.0.188.79
13.233.17.88
18.136.226.22
122.248.203.228
54.251.109.67
54.255.78.248
54.179.247.236
13.251.170.158
3.105.146.190
52.65.242.206
54.79.24.107
13.238.106.70
52.28.11.211
3.121.9.73
52.29.205.189
3.122.49.121
3.121.58.147
3.121.97.130
108.128.63.52
108.128.66.245
108.128.51.69
108.128.45.118
52.213.157.241
108.128.66.107
3.9.6.254
3.9.74.211
3.9.61.59
35.176.121.115
3.9.85.190
3.9.47.47
13.36.132.152
15.188.240.49
13.37.29.138
15.188.152.56
13.39.52.19
15.188.159.135
177.71.159.160
52.67.231.12
18.230.146.14
52.67.94.32
18.230.109.192
18.229.199.232
3.212.79.116
3.92.113.229
34.193.91.42
34.237.40.31
3.215.10.168
34.236.228.98
3.214.203.147
3.208.110.31
100.26.2.217
3.215.143.88
18.119.73.75
3.136.153.91
3.128.101.143
35.166.246.78
35.161.40.209
54.149.249.153
35.161.32.231
52.34.65.236
35.163.245.143

Azure

Download Azure IP Addresses: JSON, CSV

Outbound requests from an app deployed to Azure will originate from one of the following IP addresses:

Azure outbound IP addresses
20.105.25.17
20.212.99.191
20.24.112.135
20.53.104.226
20.84.232.59
20.96.47.95
40.112.209.0
52.149.111.83

GCP

Download GCP IP Addresses: JSON, CSV

Outbound requests from an app deployed to GCP will originate from one of the following IP addresses:

GCP outbound IP addresses
34.150.239.218
34.69.118.121
34.78.133.163
34.82.246.143
34.93.58.231

Note

The above IP lists only apply to outgoing requests from Atlas Functions, including triggers and HTTPS endpoints that make outgoing requests.

For requests that originate from the Sync server, we recommend allowlisting the entire subnet of the App's Deployment Region and cloud provider. You can find the Deployment Region in the App Services UI under App Settings > General > Deployment Region.

DNS Filtering

You can use DNS filtering to specifically allow connections from client applications, including Device Sync clients, to the server.

Access *.services.cloud.mongodb.com via HTTPS or port 443.

Allowed Request Origins

You can define this configuration option in the app-level realm_config.json file. This field accepts an array of URLs that incoming requests may originate from. If you define any allowed request origins, then App Services blocks any incoming request from an origin that is not listed.

IP Access List

App Services allows client requests from the enabled entries in the app's IP access list. Allowed requests will still use App Services's authentication and authorization rules. When you add IP access list entries, App Services blocks any request originating from an IP that is not on the access list.

Important

By default, any newly-created App allows access from any client IP by adding an access list entry for 0.0.0.0/0. If you delete this entry, no client can access your App from any IP address.

Find Your IP Address

View IP Access List Entries

Create an IP Access List Entry

Edit an IP Access List Entry

Delete an IP Access List Entry

API Access List

When you create an Atlas API key for project or organization access from the Realm CLI or the App Services Admin API, you can specify IP addresses that can use this API key. If you specify an IP address, App Services blocks any request originating from an IP address that is not on the access list.

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