AngelOne API is not working on my Oracle free tier instance. Same code works fine on my local machine. I think AngelOne has blacklisted Oracle’s IP range.
Anyone faced this? How did you fix it?
What is the behaviour?
What responses/error do you get, and when?
I am facing connection timeout issues while trying to connect to the SmartAPI login endpoint (https://apiconnect.angelone.in/rest/auth/angelbroking/user/v1/loginByPassword) from my server’s new static IP.
Looking at the posts in AngelOne API forum,
it appears to be a recurring known issue for some -
That said, before contacting Angel One API support on the forum or at [email protected],
can check few things at your end to fix configuration issues with your setup (if any),
and collect the relevant details to share with the Angel One support team when you contact them.
Results of connectivity checks
# DNS
nslookup apiconnect.angelone.in
# TCP reachability
curl -v --connect-timeout 10 https://apiconnect.angelone.in
# Or netcat
nc -zv apiconnect.angelone.in 443
Oracle Cloud Network Settings
- Missing Egress rule in Security List?
- Instance in a private subnet without NAT Gateway?
- Missing NSG egress rule?
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Nothing worked, there is some issue with free VM and angle one i guess, but with proxy it is working fine
Not exactly sure what you mean by that.
But if nslookup and curl do not work, then likely having problems with DNS resolution.
If you wish to debug this further, please share the details.
Glad to hear you figured out a workaround that works for you. 
Please consider sharing the details of setting-up the proxy in front of your Oracle cloud VM
so that others that come across this topic-thread can follow as well.
for oracle proxy works, but it adds delay + foregien proxy are free but unreliable on heavy load so either indian paid proxy or paid vpn works
for now i am focusing on using free stuff first, i switched to google vps it works fine and get easy 8-16gb ram core 2-4, for 3 moths after 3 month switch the email id
- google also have always free vm 1gb ram so its better than oracle i guess
there is issue with oracle vm it drops the req in between i think root cause its data center location is US, rest idk
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