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Additional Heroku Connect API URL for Dublin (EU) add-ons

Change effective on 09 November 2020

Heroku Connect add-ons created in the Dublin or EU regions after 2020-11-09 21:00 UTC operates in the IP range of the Dublin-2 (EU) cell. See this Dev Center article for more information on how this may affect your Salesforce login IP restrictions.

Also, new Heroku Connect add-ons created in the Dublin (EU) region have an updated API URL and the API URL for existing add-ons remains the same. Please see the Dev Center for more information.

Heroku-16, Heroku-18 and Heroku-20 Stack Images Updated Postgres Backups Restore over HTTP is now unsupported