If you're using a web server like Apache, that functionality is probably built in. Otherwise, you probably want something like Nginx or HAProxy. You can configu

If you're using a web server like Apache, that functionality is probably built in. Otherwise, you probably want something like Nginx or HAProxy. You can configure rules based on IP and use the logs to check the person's IP. That said IP addresses are generally not static so you would probably be much better off just configuring HTTP basic authentication and giving the password to people to whom you want to grant access. Here's an example if you were to use Nginx as a reverse proxy: https://medium.com/pernod-ricard-tech/adding-basic-authentication-with-nginx-as-a-reverse-proxy-a229f9d12b73 https://medium.com/pernod-ricard-tech/adding-basic-authentic...