Connection Options

Artie leverages a split plane architecture.

• Our control plane houses our API server.
• Our data plane performs the actual data replication.

Control Plane IPs (CIDR format)

52.55.119.205/32
54.204.194.211/32
52.200.253.111/32
52.44.73.206/32
44.217.73.84/32

Data Plane IPs (CIDR format)

AWS US-East-1 (Default)

3.215.55.30/32
3.216.86.119/32
3.234.42.107/32
3.209.157.160/32
3.212.233.181/32
3.216.214.184/32
34.225.190.48/32
54.165.47.156/32
44.216.116.232/32
54.164.238.160/32

AWS US-West-2

54.191.160.248/32
52.35.174.184/32
54.71.53.235/32
44.238.111.7/32
100.20.16.250/32
54.245.136.219/32
52.33.116.144/32
44.238.174.20/32
54.70.103.212/32
54.185.25.39/32

1. Create a new EC2 instance (or equivalent).
2. Record the public IP address and port.
3. Go to your company settings page and click New SSH tunnel.
4. Copy the public IP address and port from step 2 and click save.
5. Copy the public key and add this to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on your SSH tunnel

# (Optional) if you want to create a service account
sudo adduser -m artie
sudo su artie
mkdir ~/.ssh

# Add the public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
vi ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

chmod 700 ~/.ssh
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

If you would like to get this set up, please contact our team.

To find out, please visit your company’s settings page and see Data processing location

Get in touch with us either through our Slack or email. We are happy to set up another region.

We’re sorry! We were unable to secure a CIDR range when we first launched. We have now worked this out with AWS and will be using larger CIDR ranges for the next data plane.