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Expand Up @@ -69,3 +69,5 @@ Additionally, the agent must also be able to communicate with any services requi
| releases.hashicorp.com | tcp/443, HTTPS | Outbound | Updating agent components and downloading Terraform binaries |
| archivist.terraform.io | tcp/443, HTTPS | Outbound | Blob Storage |
| agents.terraform.io | tcp/7146, TCP | Outbound | Agent RPC interface (currently used for request forwarding only) |

Additionally, outbound traffic to *.github.com should be allowed if any 3rd-party providers are used. These can be pulled in implicitly by resource definitions, or explicitly by provider configurations added to the HCL code.
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@henryk-rychlik Could you add this to the table above? I feel like it'd make sense with everything above! Something like this:

| github.com  | ? | Outbound       | Required if you are using a 3rd party provider while defining resources or in configuring providers. |

I'm not sure what the prot/protocal would be though?

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