

Bubble.io
Bubble’s shared clusters utilize ephemeral AWS nodes where outbound requests originate from a rotating pool of thousands of dynamic IP addresses across over 80+ shifting nodes. Attempting to whitelist Bubble natively is a major security risk, as it requires opening your firewall to thousands of shared AWS addresses that change without notice. QuotaGuard provides a dedicated, fixed exit point that stays constant even as your Bubble infrastructure scales or migrates across different cloud nodes.
- Static Egress for the Bubble API Connector: Provide your specific Bubble project with a dedicated exit point. This allows you to scale your app without ever needing to update your partner’s IP allowlist or risk connection failures during horizontal scaling on shared AWS us-east-1 ranges.
- Secure Bridge for the SQL Database Connector: Many corporate firewalls (Azure, AWS RDS, SQL Server) require a static IP to permit a connection. QuotaGuard acts as a secure bridge to connect Bubble directly to your firewalled database with a single, stable IP instead of opening your database to the entire public internet.
- Reliable Webhook Ingress (Static Inbound): QuotaGuard Shield provides a stable inbound IP address for third-party services that require a single, static destination IP for webhooks. This ensures your incoming integrations never break when Bubble scales its underlying infrastructure.
- Persistent Workflow Connections: Bubble's backend workflows have a hard-coded 300-second (5 minute) timeout. QuotaGuard is architected to maintain stable, persistent outbound connections, ensuring that heavy data processing or long-running API jobs don't fail due to proxy-level resets.
- Compliance Hardening (No BAA Required): Bubble does not sign BAAs on standard plans. QuotaGuard Shield provides the mandatory End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) and SSL Passthrough required for HIPAA and PCI compliance, protecting PHI/PII in transit.
- Low-Latency Region Matching: Co-locate your QuotaGuard gateway in the same data center (typically AWS US-East-1) to ensure ultra-low latency (typically under 10ms). This helps stay within Bubble’s strict 30-second API timeout limit and minimizes the "network hop" overhead.
Maintain a consistent static identity for your dynamic Bubble.io workloads.
