Protocols

For all these host names, authorize communications using standard HTTPS (port 443, TLS 1.2+ preferably, TLS 1.0+ by default).

The HTTP verbs used are GET, PUT, PATCH, POST, DELETE and HEAD

HTTP will soon be completely banned (redirect to HTTPS).

TLS <1.2 should disappear in the short term.

The HTTP 1.1 protocols (and if possible Websockets and HTTP 2) must be fully supported.

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If the protection requires also white-listing the IP addresses

it's a bit more complex if Amazon's IPs are subject to change every day.

Amazon IP ranges:

The AWS IP list can be obtained here.

We must filter this list of IP range on the datacenters where we have data:

eu-central-1

eu-west-1

ap-northeast-1

Airbrake IP: 23.21.34.48

50.16.145.195