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Cristian Sanchez
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I have an application running on Google Cloud's App Engine(flexible environment). 

An external API that deals with finances requires us to have a static external IP address so that we may interact. I know App Engine doesn't have an external ipIP address feature. I

I'm also am aware that using Google Cloud's compute engineCompute Engine, a VM instance with a static IP can be set up. 

Is there anyone that has run into this situation and figured out an efficient solution?

I have an application running on Google Cloud's App Engine(flexible environment). An external API that deals with finances requires us to have a static external IP address so that we may interact. I know App Engine doesn't have an external ip address feature. I also am aware that using Google Cloud's compute engine, a VM instance with a static IP can be set up. Is there anyone that has run into this situation and figured out an efficient solution?

I have an application running on Google Cloud's App Engine(flexible environment). 

An external API that deals with finances requires us to have a static external IP address so that we may interact. I know App Engine doesn't have an external IP address feature.

I'm also aware that using Google Cloud's Compute Engine, a VM instance with a static IP can be set up. 

Is there anyone that has run into this situation and figured out an efficient solution?

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Arjun Logeswaran
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How to setup a STATIC IP ADDRESS while using Google App Engine

I have an application running on Google Cloud's App Engine(flexible environment). An external API that deals with finances requires us to have a static external IP address so that we may interact. I know App Engine doesn't have an external ip address feature. I also am aware that using Google Cloud's compute engine, a VM instance with a static IP can be set up. Is there anyone that has run into this situation and figured out an efficient solution?