ok, I have a requirement from third-part to run a workload from a specific IP (so they can white-list it). Can I assign a reserved IP to my ACI container?
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Here is a similar thread you could refer to.Joey Cai– Joey Cai2018-05-29 01:53:22 +00:00Commented May 29, 2018 at 1:53
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That's not my question in that thread. I need to assign a reserved IP to ACI container.AlexB– AlexB2018-05-29 10:08:11 +00:00Commented May 29, 2018 at 10:08
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UPDATE
You can now assign a private IP address by joining your container group to a VNET! Check out details at https://aka.ms/aci/vnet.
You cannot assign a private IP address to a container group today. We are enabling assignment of private IP addresses to container groups later this year so you can join a container group to a new or existing private VNET.
Note ACI also does not guarantee a static IP address for a container group, the link provided by Joey details how to setup a DNS name label to utilize a reliable endpoint though.
Hope this helps!
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AlexB
Please provide this functionality at least for a group. There are many use cases when the services must operate from a static public IP. Because consumers or providers just whitelist IP's.
jluk
We absolutely agree, we're working on that functionality as well so support the exact whitelisting scenario you describe. We're making progress and should have updates on increased networking capability this year. Thanks for your patience and feedback, we'll make it happen.
Chris Hayes
curious if there's a feature link to check progress?
jluk
Thanks for the follow up Chris - you can now join a VNET with Linux containers in ACI. We're still closing down the static IP capability, should have better updates by end of 2018!
rafalkasa
jluk thank you for the information. I would like to mention that for mine organization this static IP capability is also a very important functionality. We build our software based on Docker containers and we have a lot of cases where our integrations required IP whitelists.
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