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## Whitelist the IP address on MongoDB Atlas
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If you click on the newly created gateway, you will see its configuration in details.
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If you click on the newly created gateway, you will see its configuration in detail.
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`my-nat-ip` has the IP 34.78.85.15 in our case. This is the one that can be whitelisted under `IP Access List` on MongoDB Atlas.<br>
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`my-nat-ip` has the IP 34.78.85.15 in our case. This is the one that can be whitelisted in the MongoDB-Atlas under `IP Access List`. On the [MongoDB Atlas Console](https://cloud.mongodb.com) go under _Network Access -> IP Access list_ again, click on `Add IP Address` there and put this IP and a comment.
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On the [MongoDB Atlas Console](https://cloud.mongodb.com) go under _Network Access -> IP Access list_ again, click on `Add IP Address` there and put this IP and a comment.<br>
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Now your GKE cluster is securely connected to the MongoDB Atlas and you can use database clusters of any setup you want!
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Now your GKE cluster is securely connected to the MongoDB atlas and you can use database clusters in any desired configuration!
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