I’ve written a blog post about the AWS Network Firewall on Anyshift!
This blog post explores the AWS Network Firewall service, its integration within AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and best practices for deployment and management using Terraform. It begins by discussing foundational network security components in AWS, such as security groups and Network Access Control Lists (NACLs), highlighting their roles in controlling traffic flow within a VPC.
The article then introduces AWS Network Firewall as a more advanced, fully managed service offering granular traffic control and enhanced security features, including both stateless and stateful inspection engines. It emphasizes the importance of considering AWS Network Firewall in network architectures where security is a priority, despite its higher cost. Furthermore, the article provides guidance on provisioning and managing AWS Network Firewall using Terraform, detailing the necessary resources and configurations to effectively implement the firewall within an AWS environment.1
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