Add the aura public ip info

[fiquick]

Enterprises don’t usually want their resources open to a wide range of IPs, or worse, the public internet. By listing the IP addresses our services use, customers can lock things down in their firewalls so they only accept traffic from us - whether inbound or outbound. This KB article gets a lot of use, and at this point it feels like a strong candidate for the main AuraDB docs.

https://support.neo4j.com/s/article/360050504254-What-are-the-public-IP-addresses-to-provision-in-a-firewall-configuration-to-allow-Aura-use

[m4rCsi]

These is the most up-to-date list:

Per Region:
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gcp/europe-west1: {'35.240.86.240', '35.187.55.46', '35.240.50.81', '34.76.231.68'}
gcp/us-central1: {'35.226.25.193', '35.223.36.122', '34.28.32.244', '104.197.20.211'}
gcp/us-east1: {'104.196.181.95', '35.196.189.185', '34.148.173.76', '35.227.44.229'}
gcp/us-west1: {'34.82.68.138', '34.82.120.138'}
gcp/asia-east2: {'34.96.218.41'}
gcp/australia-southeast1: {'34.87.204.150'}
gcp/asia-east1: {'35.201.159.192'}
gcp/europe-west2: {'34.39.90.176', '34.105.131.232'}
gcp/europe-west3: {'35.246.176.187', '35.242.209.97'}
gcp/asia-southeast1: {'34.142.144.246'}
aws/eu-west-1: {'54.73.23.22', '54.78.119.210', '63.32.207.218', '63.34.57.173', '54.216.115.14', '54.229.145.35'}
aws/us-east-1: {'34.198.164.10', '54.85.127.23', '54.205.24.25', '34.235.84.108', '54.205.140.194', '54.146.202.10', '44.218.143.81', '34.237.189.213', '52.21.223.250', '54.160.21.207', '3.224.243.10', '23.23.29.38', '18.235.106.124', '44.222.56.18', '34.205.10.16', '52.73.189.221', '3.229.58.166', '54.226.82.230', '44.210.31.186', '34.238.12.219'}
aws/us-west-2: {'44.227.200.111', '52.88.247.84', '54.245.8.251', '35.80.189.146', '35.166.145.198', '44.231.11.143', '44.236.242.242', '44.232.120.60'}
aws/ap-southeast-1: {'13.215.33.19', '52.74.5.242', '54.179.248.226'}
aws/sa-east-1: {'54.232.153.180', '18.230.132.57', '54.207.37.117'}
azure/francecentral: {'4.233.58.237', '51.103.49.175'}
azure/eastus: {'20.163.143.142', '20.124.3.249'}
azure/westus3: {'20.168.56.165'}
azure/koreacentral: {'20.196.204.230'}
aws/eu-west-3: {'35.181.111.79', '35.180.206.223', '13.37.152.206'}
azure/brazilsouth: {'20.226.24.114'}
azure/uksouth: {'52.151.91.171'}
gcp/asia-south1: {'35.200.158.141'}
aws/ap-south-1: {'13.203.9.107', '13.202.38.79', '13.200.133.251'}
azure/centralindia: {'4.247.161.0'}
aws/eu-central-1: {'3.72.152.128', '3.73.246.103', '52.28.151.226'}
gcp/northamerica-northeast1: {'35.203.43.56'}

[fiquick]

Hey @m4rCsi, thanks for the info!

A follow-up question on tiers: Do those regions apply to AuraDB Professional, or AuraDB Free?

[m4rCsi]

These regions and IPs in this list apply to Professional and Business Critical.

Free is an entirely different set of regions and public IPs.

Hey @m4rCsi, thanks for the info!

A follow-up question on tiers: Do those regions apply to AuraDB Professional, or AuraDB Free?

[AlexicaWright]

Great content! I left some comments and suggestions :)

[AlexicaWright]

Some comments for clarity and style.

[AlexicaWright]

This is already mentioned in the footnotes?

[AlexicaWright]

I added some suggestions, see if you like them Otherwise looks good!

[neo4j-docops-agent]

Thanks for the documentation updates.

The preview documentation has now been torn down - reopening this PR will republish it.

[neo4j-docops-agent]

This PR includes documentation updates
View the updated docs at https://neo4j-docs-aura-792.surge.sh

New pages:

• Aura IP addresses and ports