Firewall Appliances
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Tagged: Azure, Firewall, Networking, VNet
I’ve been doing a lot of working in Azure networking over the last month. A big topic has been firewall “network virtualization appliances” (NVAs) – Linux virtual machines that are firewall appliances. It seems to me that there are three tiers of product in the Marketplace:
The various big names in firewalling are spread across those 3 categories. Their documentation also ranges from “it sucks donkey b***s” (WatchGuard & Cisco) to awesome and should be must reading even if not working with their product (Palo Alto).
So far I’ve found:
What have you found? Have you found any more info in addition to the above?
FYI: Azure Firewall is a platform service that doesn’t have the concept of nodes or instances – it’s highly available and scalable based on consumption without you doing anything. However, it does not offer the L7 security features that a firewall with a security bundle can offer.
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