Static IP for Azure Firewall Whitelisting

Hello Bubble Community,

I’m currently setting up an MS SQL database connection for my Bubble app using the SQL Connector plugin and working within an Azure environment. To streamline the security setup, I’m looking to whitelist the app’s IP address on Azure’s firewall.

Is it possible to map a static IP address for my Bubble app when connecting to the MS SQL database? This would simplify the firewall configuration on Azure by allowing a more direct and consistent IP whitelisting approach.

Any guidance on configuring the SQL Connector plugin with a static IP—or alternative recommendations for handling IP consistency—would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance!

Bubble doesn’t offer static IP without dedicated plans.

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How about Growth plan?

No. Only Enterprise Dedicated Plan.

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You can however update your CNAME on your domain to point to a proxy server that can be any IP you need :slight_smile:

DM me if you need more info.

No dedicated app needed (can even do it on a free app lol).

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Hello, i do need the same service, a static IP to give an API provider. Could you help with the details on how to do this? Thanks

I believe @GH5T can better assist you with this.

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Unfortunately, not able to assist. Least for a while. I’m fully booked.

Thank you. I think i found a a workaround. I will use an no-code automation cloud service as a middleman to handle my API calls, they seem to use only 3 static IP for outbound calls and my API provider said it was ok to add 3 IP to their whitelist. So i will give a try next week to see how it goes.

The no-code automation page is make.com.

Best regards