Mitigate AI Platform

Cloud Hosting

Where the cloud version is hosted and what your network needs to allow

The cloud version of the Mitigate AI Platform is available at ai-platform.mitigate.dev. It is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the eu-central-1 (Frankfurt, EU) region. All application data, including the database and uploaded files, is stored in the same region.

Network Requirements

If your organization restricts outbound network access with a firewall or proxy, allow the following endpoints for everyone using the platform:

EndpointPortMethodsPurpose
ai-platform.mitigate.dev443 (HTTPS)AllThe application itself
mitigate-ai-platform-storage-production.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com443 (HTTPS)PUT, GET, OPTIONSDirect file uploads and downloads

Direct File Uploads

File uploads and downloads do not go through the application domain. The browser transfers files directly to and from the platform's Amazon S3 storage bucket:

  • PUT — uploading a file
  • GET — downloading a file via a short-lived signed URL
  • OPTIONS — CORS preflight requests sent automatically by the browser

Even though users only interact with ai-platform.mitigate.dev, the S3 endpoint listed above must be reachable — otherwise file uploads and downloads will fail.

Outgoing IP Addresses

The platform does not use static outgoing IP addresses. Connections it makes to external systems — for example the web crawler fetching your website, or connectors calling third-party APIs — originate from dynamic AWS IP addresses in the eu-central-1 region.

If you need to allow inbound connections from the platform by source IP, allow the AWS IP ranges for the eu-central-1 region. AWS publishes its current ranges at ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json — filter the entries by "region": "eu-central-1" and service EC2. See AWS IP address ranges for how to work with this file and subscribe to change notifications.

Prefer a proxy for strict allowlisting

AWS IP ranges are broad and change over time. If your security policy requires a precise allowlist, route crawler traffic through a proxy with a static IP that you control using the web crawler's Proxy URL setting — see Web Source Settings.

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