AWS Network Firewall | AWS Network Firewall Step-By-Step Demo | AWS Network Firewall Architecture

In this video, you ll learn about one of the very important and critical AWS managed service and i.e. AWS Network Firewall. Which is a managed service that makes it easy to deploy essential network protections for all of your Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs).
In this easy to follow along step by step demo, we would learn about AWS network firewall components, why do we need it? We will also discuss the very important aspect of AWS Network Firewall i.e routing, you can learn how to configure routing for your firewall so that it can start inspecting network traffic. We ll discuss Stateful and Stateless rule groups along with examples. We ll talk about firewall policy and how it all gets connected together. Then we ll do a step by step demo from scratch which you can follow in your own environment.

[@SidIndian082]

Your presentation & skills are excellent sir 🙂

[@supriyochatterjee4095]

Wishing you and your family a very happy new year ahead Sir, stay safe and stay blessed, God bless all , waiting to see thousands of new technical troubleshooting videos on AWS, AWS NETWORKING, AWS Backup and Storages and everything associated with AWS in this new year ahead

Thank you, how about if I want to do the same but for inbound traffic?

[@tamiltechguyz7264]

We are hearing dual voice after 33 minutes of this Video Content. Please review once and edit it once , so that we can be usefull to your video

[@sators]

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[@kaptainkrude950]

Do you even bother to proof your videos before publishing them? Others have already mentioned the double voice after 33, but then the video ends prematurely too. It's admirable that you spend the time recording the demo, but then to let it be incomplete is baffling, especially as you say "it's very important" just before it cuts. I suggest you fix these issues as it does not inspire confidence in your channel.

[@mikedqin]

How They Complement Each Other
Security Groups (SGs):
Best for instance-level access control.
Ideal for specifying which IPs or ports can access or be accessed by an instance.
Applied directly to the network interfaces of resources like EC2 instances.
Network Access Control Lists (NACLs):
Best for subnet-level access control.
Useful for coarse-grained filtering rules (e.g., deny all traffic from specific IP ranges).
Stateless, so rules must be created for both inbound and outbound directions.
AWS Network Firewall:
Best for advanced VPC-wide filtering and intrusion prevention.
Provides detailed traffic filtering for sophisticated attacks or compliance needs.
Suitable for scenarios requiring central management and scalable inspection.

[@taraskostyuk7076]

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[@BeCloudGuru]

Thanks for the feedback @taraskostyuk7076. It's for 2 minutes I believe as there was another class going on in the hall where I was recording, I ll check if I can edit it somehow

[@chetandesai8432]

YES it's ture Pls change it

[@cperzam7700]

So once you have Network Firewall you no longer use Security Groups and ACL because your are routing out to the FW right?

[@BeCloudGuru]

@cperzam7700 security groups can still be used at individual EC2 level or with other aws services such as RDS, while ACL would be applicable at Subnet level, and Network Firewall can covet at VPC Level, giving a comprehensive security coverage to your workloads in AWS.

[@MuhammadRehman-o1j]

Teri explanation thk Hy agr urdu me hoti ho wese ti chawal hi mari hy