Which statement about CloudHub workers IP allocation is correct?

• A. Mule applications are deployed in CloudHub workers and each worker is assigned with a dedicated IP
• B. CloudHub assigns a pool of IPs shared by all workers
• C. IPs are allocated dynamically per request
• D. IP addresses do not exist in CloudHub

Answer: (A)

CloudHub runs each Mule application on its own worker, and that worker has a distinct public IP address. This means every worker presents a dedicated IP that external services can see and, if needed, whitelist. The idea is that the IP identity is tied to the worker, not shared across all workers or changed with each request. So, as you scale and add more workers, you gain additional dedicated IPs, and you don’t rely on a single pool of IPs shared by every worker. That dedicated IP per worker is what makes outbound calls from that worker consistently identifiable.