Using the instructions provided in this document, you can create a WAF with default or custom attack types, enable threat campaigns, define bot protection settings, and attach that WAF to an HTTP load balancer to protect the app that load balancer serves. To learn more about a WAF, see App Firewall.
The WAF consists of technology that enables you to allow or block requests and responses based on the configuration. This document provides instructions on how to create an Application Firewall, also known as a Web Application Firewall (WAF), and deploy it on a load balancer.
F5 Distributed Cloud Services Support Process. 
Integrating Distributed Cloud Mesh with Red Hat OCP. Industrial Server 8000 series User Manual. Industrial Gateway 5000/5500 Series User Manual. Data Residency and Processing Reference. F5 Distributed Cloud Services Public VIPs. Firewall or Proxy Reference for Network Cloud. Deploy Palo Alto Network Firewall Service. Create Workloads with Multiple Network Interfaces. Import Swagger to Define and Control API Groups. Manipulate Server Header in HTTPS Response. Isolate Apps with Implicit Namespace Labels. API Endpoint Discovery and Schema Learning. Configure CDN Distribution (Public Preview). Configure Multi-Node Site Network Using Fleet.
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