Question, we already use an Application Gateway, what would be the advantage of replacing our App Gateway with Azure Front door with WAF policies? Global traffic distribution? Would you recommend going about this
@@Mssabbagh well, not for PCI compliance - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/frontdoor/front-door-faq#can-i-configure-front-door-to-only-support-specific-cipher-suites
Alex Beloff You cant control Cipher Suites, but you can control TLS, TLS 1.2 is the default it has 4 supported cipher suites. You cant pick and from the 4 but you can configure to only use 1.2. This is an update but important if someone is reading this comment at a later date.
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Weird accents lol 😂
No able to understanding foreign accents.
OMG, I was about to setup NGINX Reverse proxy and see this in my new videos! I am going to host a REST API host and other web apps behind it!
Question, we already use an Application Gateway, what would be the advantage of replacing our App Gateway with Azure Front door with WAF policies? Global traffic distribution? Would you recommend going about this
Hi, Azure Front Door or Azure API management? Are they the same thing? If not, how do I combine them together?
I like to know the same thing...
APIM is a wrapper for all your APIs which can be invoked by other applications however AFD is load balancer as well as safeguarding them.
seems all azure services, FD, APIM all having same policy everywhere like a race who gives whst inside azure
Good team talk, hope to see you guys again
wow.. like this feature
Dude, slow down.
Just keep in mind with all the security features available you won't be able to disabled TLS 1.0 and 1.1 :( so much for the security
Ofcourse you can!
@@Mssabbagh well, not for PCI compliance - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/frontdoor/front-door-faq#can-i-configure-front-door-to-only-support-specific-cipher-suites
Alex Beloff You cant control Cipher Suites, but you can control TLS, TLS 1.2 is the default it has 4 supported cipher suites. You cant pick and from the 4 but you can configure to only use 1.2. This is an update but important if someone is reading this comment at a later date.
@@kenyaseemenow That is not enough for PCI compliance. The project will not pass certification without it.