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Add documentation and pricing for static machine IPs #1830

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Expand Up @@ -259,6 +259,11 @@ Fly.io pricing is per region group for outbound data transfer. You'll see a more

To opt-in to granular bandwidth pricing, go to the [**Organizations** page](https://fly.io/organizations) in the dashboard, click the organization name to change, then click **Switch to granular bandwidth pricing**. You won't be able to return back not using the granular data transfer rates once you opt-in.

### Static Machine IP pricing

Static IPs for machines are $0.005 per hour.
Machines do not have a static IP by default.

## Fly Kubernetes

[Fly Kubernetes](/docs/kubernetes/) (FKS) is a managed Kubernetes service that runs on Fly.io.
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Expand Up @@ -117,6 +117,27 @@ Updating a Machine takes it down (like with `fly machine stop`), applies configu
not changing the image, so we don't have to go fetch it from the global registry, this is fast, for the same reason `stop` and `start`
are; we've already done the heavy lifting.

### Static Machine IPs

Static egress IPs can be attached to a machine. These IPs survive a [machine migration].
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Does a static egress IP have any other features beyond surviving a machine migration- isn't it also unique to the machine and not shared among other customers?
(Also is [machine migration] supposed to link somewhere)

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🤦 I forgot to paste in the links. Also yeah, its unique to the machine.


Static egress IPs are useful when your machine needs to connect to a service that requires allowlisting a specific set of IPs.
If supported, it is recommended to use [Wireguard].
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Not sure what this means- use Wireguard for what? (also, is [Wireguard] supposed to link somewhere)

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I forgot to paste in the link. Also yeah the sentence should be better framed. Thank you!


You can attach a static egresss IP to your machine with `fly machine egress-ip allocate <machine_id>`
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```cmd
fly machine egress-ip allocate e784e7d9a65208
```

```output
? Looks like you're allocating a static egress (outgoing) IP. This is an advanced feature, and is not needed by most apps.
Are you sure this is what you want? Yes
Allocated egress IPs for machine e784e7d9a65208:
IPv4: 209.71.93.224
IPv6: 2a09:8280:e600::2e:951:0
```

### Placement

When you `create`, `run`, or `clone` a Machine, you can pick a Fly.io region to place it in. Our API will contact the Machines API
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