Configuring the WAFV2 with an API is pretty straightforward, however, there are little resources available online.
After some research I found that many others also faced this issue, mainly because the ‘Classic WAF’ has been depreciated by AWS.ĪWS WAFV2 is the latest version of the AWS WAF API released in November 2019. I ran into an issue where my WebACL would not properly associate to the API. The only quality documentation I could find was from our very own Natalie Laing in this post she wrote back in 2019. As for me, I was set up by Terraform.I recently had to attach a Web Application Firewall (WAF) regional Access Control List (ACL) to an API gateway created using the Serverless Framework. The setting is so simple, so you can use Management Console easily. That provides the following features and so on. If you want to see the full version, please refer to this GitHub Gist. I also wrote an example in the blog, but it would be too long to write everything, so I have abbreviated some of the information. Attach to CloudFront and ALB & Setting monitoring option.For those who don't be good at security knowledge, so you can use security vendor consults who AWS WAF security partners are.
Setting up a WAF is your own responsibility, and if you are not confident in your ability to self-set up a WAF given the risks involved, I recommend an approach where you enlist the help of a vendor. What I will set up in this article is not always correct for every case and depends on the product you are setting up. WAF is a significant service that governs security. In this article, I will guide you through the process of building a WAF with AWS Managed Rules via Terraform. So far, I have been using professional security vendor-managed rules, but this time I deployed it using the rulesets provided by AWS(AWS Managed Rules), which I found easy to use and very convenient. I recently set up AWS WAF v2 and then found it to be a very useful service.
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