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Hey guys need help here.
Getting timeout error for the basic GET request which is working in browser if i simply paste it
This topic was automatically generated from Slack. You can find the original thread here.
Hey guys need help here.
Getting timeout error for the basic GET request which is working in browser if i simply paste it
Hi,
The HTTP trigger may be configured to return a response immediately and independent of the workflow’s execution.
If that’s the case, the speed of HTTP response is not related to the actual workflow processing time. This is useful for integrating with instant messaging APIs, that require a response within a specific short window, but processing on your end may take longer
Sorry, I see now that you mean an outgoing request from the workflow, not the one triggering it.
In that case it may be a firewall rule on the service blocking Pipedream IP addresses.
can you show me how to use a static IP address with a workflow to allow my workflow to access sensitive APIs?
I understand you’d like to use a static IP address for your outgoing requests from a Pipedream workflow. Unfortunately, Pipedream does not provide dedicated static IP addresses for workflows. The IP addresses used for outgoing requests are shared within the us-east-1 region of AWS. You can find more information on this in the Pipedream documentation. For HTTP requests, you can follow these docs to use a fixed range of IP addresses. For non-HTTP traffic, you can set up a bastion server and tunnel the connection through the bastion host. Here are two example workflows that show you how to connect to services through a bastion server: - Run a MySQL query through an SSH tunnel - Run a PostgreSQL query through an SSH tunnel
Okay