Raygun API endpoint
Raj
Posted on
Dec 03 2015
What is the Raygun API endpoint address?
In our implementation, we create an instance of RaygunClient with the appropriate key and execute the send method of RaygunClient to log any error. We are locking down our server's outbound and inbound internet connection. As a result, Raygun is unable to log any message. Can you please specify the specific endpoint(s) that Raygun uses so that we can create an exception to allow that traffic. Thanks
Raj
Raj
Posted on
Dec 03 2015
Looks like it is api.raygun.io:443 .
Thanks
John-Daniel Trask
Raygun
Posted on
Dec 03 2015
Hi Raj,
You're right - it's api.raygun.io and it's port 443, the standard SSL port :-)
Glad you got it sorted!
John-Daniel Trask
Raj
Posted on
Dec 03 2015
Thanks John!
Terabyte
Posted on
Mar 27 2017
hello what is the IP range for https://api.raygun.io ? we have a client wishing to update their firewall to allow raygun traffic. is it 23.23.x.x ? thanks
jeremy
Raygun
Posted on
Mar 27 2017
We use a load balancer pool so the addresses frequently change. The ranges which machines are allocated addresses from are from the AWS US-EAST-1 ranges as detailed here: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.html
If you find this too expansive for your requirements an alternative approach is to use an HTTP proxy with a fixed address for forwarding.
Bala
Posted on
Jul 25 2022
Hi -- we are planning to use Raygun Crash Reporting in desktop apps (both Windows and Mac). These apps run in schools and they allow only known list of domains in their allowed-list. I see that crash reports are POSTed to api.raygun.com, is there a way it can be POSTed to clog.mywebsite.com => (cname) to api.raygun.com? If so, how do I change the basepath in Raygun client to use the clog.mywebsite.com? Thanks in advance.
Izsi Salmon
Posted on
Jul 27 2022
Hi there!
Yes this is possible. You'll need to set up the cname – here are some docs to get started with this if needed.
Then point the Raygun client at your web address by setting the apiEndpoint
option to clog.mywebsite.com
in your Raygun initialisation code.
For example, in our .NET provider it would look like this:
<RaygunSettings apiEndpoint="clog.mywebsite.com" />