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Front Door with WordPress on Azure App Service
Here’s a quick overview of the steps you need to take to put Front Door in front of an Azure Web App. In this case, the web app runs a WordPress site. Step 1: DNS Suppose you deployed the Web App and its name is gebawptest.azurewebsites.net and you want to reach the site via wp.baeke.info.…
azureInspecting Web Application Firewall logs
In some of my previous posts, I talked about Azure Front Door and Web Application Firewall policies to protect a workload like one or more APIs running on Kubernetes or App Service. Although I enabled the Web Application Firewall policies, I did not show what happens when the rules are triggered. Let’s take a look…
apiAzure Front Door and multi-region deployments
In the previous post, we looked at publishing and securing an API with Azure Front Door and Azure Web Application Firewall. The API ran on Kubernetes, exposed by Kong and Kong Ingress Controller. Kong was configured to require an API key to call the /users API, allowing us to identify the consumer of the API.…
apiPublishing and securing your API with Kong and Azure Front Door
In the post, Securing your API with Kong and CloudFlare, I exposed a dummy API on Kubernetes with Kong and published it securely with CloudFlare. The breadth of features and its ease of use made CloudFlare a joy to work with. It didn’t take long before I got the question: “can’t you do that with Azure…
apiAzure Front Door in front of a static website
In the previous post, I wrote about hosting a simple static website on an Azure Storage Account. To enable a custom URL such as https://geertbaeke.wordpress.com, you can add Azure CDN. If you use the Verizon Premium tier, you can configure rules such as a http to https redirect rule. This is similar to hosting static…
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