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Open Ports to Github and Google Cloud

K M

I work at a school district and we have a Robotics club.  The teacher has requested the following:

 

"We need port 22 opened to GitHub for code updates.  Also, port 3306 needs to be opened to the databases on the Google Cloud (<IP Address 1> and <IP Address 2>)."

 

This seems like a big risk to have it wide open, even if it is only outbound.  Any thoughts on how to allow this and still keep things as secure as possible?  We are required to filter the student's traffic, so I am concerned they will just use this to bypass our filter (we use Sophos XG for firewall and web filter).



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    I can try :) . GitHub URLs use the account holder or an organization as their root.  So for example, if my GitHub userid is johndoe, all my stuff is going to be under https://github.com/johndoe/*.  If the robotics team has an organization (which I recommend but it's not necessary), then it'd be the name of the org, e.g., https://github.com/roboteam/.  The homepage, https://github.com, is the user landing page and provides a feed of events, notifications, and handy links.  

    Let me know if you need anything else.  If I can't provide answers myself I've got access to folks who can.  As a company we're _extremely_ supportive of education, so we'll definitely work with you.  Thanks again.  Happy to hop on a call if that would be quicker/more efficient.  -- Bryan

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