Due to an infrastructure migration, we've updated our static IP ranges. All our customers have already been informed about this change via a set of three emails sent out of the last three weeks.

Here is a short recap:

What changed?

• We've shortened the list of IPv4s per region. The current list of static IPv4s is a subset of the previous list.

• The IPv6 range is unchanged.
  

Where do I find the new IP ranges?

The new ranges can be fetched from our public API, for instance:

curl https://api.checklyhq.com/v1/static-ips

Please reference our docs on static IP ranges and allowlisting for more info.

What do I need to do?

• If you do not use IP based allowlisting in your infrastructure with Checkly, no action is needed.

• If you do use IP based allowlisting, your current firewall(s) will still correctly allow Checkly traffic as the new range is a subset of the old range. However, once we release the superfluous IPv4s back to our hosting provider, these IPv4s could be reused by others and potentially form a threat to you.

Static IP ranges are available to all users on all Checkly plans.

Questions? Reach out to support@checklyhq.com or Join our Slack community