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I have created a web app in azure for hosting strapi. I have also created a postregsql database to connect to for it. However, in order for strapi to be able to access the db its ip address must be added to the firewall exceptions. The issue is there are over 30 outbound ip addresses and this doesnt seem realistic to add. Is there a way to reduce the number of outbound ip addresses?
What I have tried so far. Instead of deploying these separately I created a test of deploying a web app + database and it configures a vnet in azure. I am not a network guru so I am struggling to understand how I can use this to reduce the outbound ip addresses as that is what i read in a few spots could be the solution. However, in the web app it still lists a ton of outbound ip addresses. So what should I be doing here?


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