Installation configurations

Cloud Console admins can review installation-level configurations from the Configurations tab of the Installations page. The Configurations tab includes the following sections:

  • Inbound network rules: Manage the IP address access control list (ACL) for incoming traffic.

  • Outbound network rules: View the Instabase-defined static outbound IP addresses for outgoing traffic.

Inbound network rules

Note

The inbound network rules configuration feature is in public preview. During public preview, network rule configuration changes made through the Cloud Console UI are not immediately applied. New rules and any changes to existing rules, including disabling or deleting a rule, are applied during the next maintenance cycle. If a change to a network rule must go into effect before the next maintenance cycle, contact Instabase support after making the desired change.

Inbound network rules are used to define an IP address ACL, to allow traffic from other systems to reach your Instabase deployments. All inbound network rules in your installation, whether enabled or disabled, are listed in the inbound network rules table.

If no inbound network rules are listed, all inbound traffic is allowed. Otherwise, if any inbound network rules are listed, the IP address ACL is enforced.

The inbound network rules table includes the following information:

  • Name: The name of the rule.
  • Deployment: The deployments to which the rule applies.
  • IP Address: The allowed IP address or IP address range.
  • Updated: When the rule was last updated.
  • Enabled: Indicates if the rule is enabled (green checkmark).
Tip

You can sort the inbound network rules table by column or use the search bar to search for a specific rule by name, deployment, or IP address.

Add inbound network rules

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Only Cloud Console admins can add, edit, disable, or delete inbound network rules.

To add an inbound network rule:

  1. On the Cloud Console Installations page, select the Configurations tab.

  2. In the Inbound Network Rules section, click + New Rule.

  3. In the Name field, enter a name for the rule.

  4. In the Deployments field, select the deployments to which the rule applies. You can apply a rule to one, several, or all deployments.

  5. (Optional) To add a rule but leave it inactive, turn off the Enabled toggle.

  6. From the IP Address Type field, select an IP address type.

  7. In the IP Address field, enter an IP address, following the format of the selected IP address type.

  8. (Optional) In the Notes field, add any notes about the rule.

  9. Click Submit.

The new rule appears in the inbound network rules table with a pending (gray) status in the Enabled column. The rule is made active during the next maintenance cycle.

Edit inbound network rules

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Only Cloud Console admins can add, edit, disable, or delete inbound network rules.

To edit an inbound network rule:

  1. On the Cloud Console Installations page, select the Configurations tab.

  2. In the Inbound Network Rules section, locate the rule to edit in the inbound network rules table.

  3. Click the three-dot icon, then select Edit.

  4. Edit the rule’s settings or notes as needed.

  5. Click Submit. Changes are applied during the next maintenance cycle.

Disable and delete inbound network rules

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Only Cloud Console admins can add, edit, disable, or delete inbound network rules.

To disable an inbound network rule

  1. On the Cloud Console Installations page, select the Configurations tab.

  2. In the Inbound Network Rules section, locate the rule to disable in the inbound network rules table.

  3. Click the three-dot icon, then select Edit.

  4. Turn off the Enabled toggle.

  5. Click Submit. The rule is disabled during the next maintenance cycle.

To delete an inbound network rule:

  1. On the Cloud Console Installations page, select the Configurations tab.

  2. In the Inbound Network Rules section, locate the rule to delete in the inbound network rules table.

  3. Click the three-dot icon, then select Delete.

  4. In the confirmation dialog, click Confirm. The rule is deleted during the next maintenance cycle.

Outbound network rules

The Outbound network rules section lists all Instabase-defined static outbound IP addresses. Outbound network rules can’t be modified and are provided for reference, such as when defining access control lists for resources and integrations that receive incoming traffic from Instabase.

Note

While outbound IP addresses are static, they might rotate. If rotated, you might need to update the access control list for any resource or integration that receives incoming traffic from Instabase.