Enhancing stability with static IP reservations

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Introduction

Google Cloud NAT (Network Address Translation) is a service provided by Google Cloud Platform (GCP) that enables specific resources to establish outbound connections to the internet or other Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networks.

Currently, Kissflow uses dynamic public IPs managed by Google Cloud NAT for all outbound calls, including integration calls to connect external applications. To enhance stability and streamline operations, we are transitioning to static public IPs.

What is changing

After 07 January 2024, Kissflow will use manual IP allocation strategy in Google Cloud NAT service, allowing users to use reserved static IPs that remain constant over time. This will eliminate the need for frequent updates to firewall rules with new Kissflow public IPs.

Who will it affect

This change will affect users who have configured their firewalls by safelisting Kissflow IPs to allow Kissflow’s integration calls to applications in their network. Users who haven’t implemented this configuration will not be affected.

What you need to do for uninterrupted services

Safelist the new Kissflow public IPs (see below) along with the current public IPs before 07 January 2024.
After 07 January 2024, remove the old IPs (see below) from your safelisted IP list, as they will not be associated with Kissflow's public IP.

Kissflow’s outbound integration calls to applications in your network will be allowed only if you safelist the new IPs listed below. Failure to do so will result in the disruption of those integration calls.

Old and new IPs

Old IPs	New IPs
35.226.147.36	35.222.151.216
34.70.211.170	35.184.11.171
34.136.109.156	34.41.86.150
104.155.136.67	34.30.199.65
35.232.194.10	34.41.69.169
34.42.147.216	35.232.190.255
35.202.16.203	34.123.136.177
34.107.16.48	34.66.21.198
35.246.189.18	34.159.62.126
	34.159.85.137
	35.198.112.83
	35.246.174.111
	34.141.48.133
	35.246.245.12
	35.242.234.6
	35.242.252.3
	34.93.209.125
	34.93.214.206
	34.100.221.217
	34.100.189.219
	34.93.240.230
	35.200.224.207
	34.100.167.208
	35.244.33.104

Effects during change implementation

We’ll implement these Cloud NAT changes on 07 January 2024 (Sunday) during a period of minimal traffic to minimize any potential disruption. During the implementation, there may be a brief impact lasting less than one minute while triggering integrations.

We appreciate your understanding and support during this transition. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us in the comments or our support team.