You can choose to deploy Barracuda WAF-as-a-Service as a container within your own infrastructure, using Docker, Kubernetes, Amazon Elastic Container Service, or any other compatible container host. You can then host your applications within that container. Use Barracuda WAF-as-a-Service to manage your containers, allocate applications to those containers, manage keys, and more.
With this option, traffic to and from your application is not first routed through Barracuda Networks' infrastructure. This can aid with compliance requirements and/or overall security.
Follow the steps in the these articles to create your own container and then configure Barracuda WAF-as-a-Service to protect your web applications within that container.
- Create Your Own Container Key – Create a secure container key to use with the deployment of a container.
- Create a New Container – This container can be hosted in your infrastructure.
- Create a Container Deployment File – The file serves as a configuration blueprint during deployment.
- Deploying your Own Container – Build out the container in your infrastructure.
- Assign an Application to Your Container – One or more applications can run in your container.
- Mapping Custom Container Ports – Set the port mapping for your container.
- Configure Applications for Your Container
- Routing Traffic Through your Container