On the first page of the "Create Distribution Wizard", in the "Web" section, choose "Get Started".Let's start from the CloudFront console at.Refer to the Amazon CloudFront Developer Guide to complete the following steps. So, if we don't already have a CloudFront distribution, we will need to configure one to distribute both static and dynamic content of our web application. To proceed, we're supposed to use Amazon CloudFront to deliver content for our web application. To see details for the stack resources, choose the "Outputs" tab: Then, choose "Create" to deploy the stack. Be sure to check the box acknowledging that the template will create AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) resources. On the "Review page", review and confirm the settings.
Then, type in "CloudFront Access Log Bucket Name" which is one of the two required field to fill. This will also be the name of the web ACL that the template creates.
On the "Specify Details" page, assign a name to AWS WAF configuration in the Stack name field. We can just paste it on the "Select Template" page and choose "Next":
We can use the following link for CloudFormation template ( ) which we can get it from Automated Deployment.
Once the solution is deployed, AWS WAF will begin inspecting web requests to the user's existing Amazon CloudFront distributions, and block them when applicable. Users can select from preconfigured protective features that define the rules included in an AWS WAF web access control list (web ACL), as depicted in the image to the right. To simplify this process, AWS offers a solution that uses AWS CloudFormation to automatically deploy a set of AWS WAF rules designed to filter common web-based attacks. How can I deploy preconfigured protections using AWS WAF?Ĭonfiguring a web application firewall strategy can be challenging and burdensome to large and small organizations alike, especially for those who do not have dedicated security teams.
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