Deployment Guides
Guides for deploying in AWS, GCP, and Azure.
GCP Terraform Deployment Guide
Summary The ThreatX Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) autoscaler sensor is a Terraform module that provides a ThreatX sensor cluster in the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The ThreatX Sensor can be deployed behind a GCP Network Load Balancer for high availability. To facilitate HA deployment, ThreatX provides a .tf deployment template. The template may be used ‘as […]
GCP Python Deployment Guide
Summary The ThreatX WAF sensor is a Python-based sensor that supports the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). This guide provides an overview of the deployment process. Contact the ThreatX Security Operations Center (SOC) to request the sensor Python module and supporting files. The module includes a readme with the deployment procedure. Sensor for GCP Deployment Overview […]
Kubernetes Deployment Guide
ThreatX WAF sensors can be easily deployed in Kubernetes environments. In this paper Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) will be used to illustrate design options but any Kubernetes provider or on-premises Kubernetes deployment can be used. Two options for Kubernetes deployment will be described: Note: The sidecar pattern deployment requires the […]
AWS AMI Deployment Guide
The ThreatX WAF Sensor AMI can be used to quickly and easily add application security to applications deployed in AWS VPCs. The AMI can be found by launching an instance and searching for “ThreatX WAF” when choosing an AMI. Attributes The AMI has the following attributes: Minimum Requirements Instance size of t3.micro or larger to […]
Google GCP Deployment Guide
The ThreatX WAF Sensor can be deployed behind a Google (GCP) Network Load Balancer for high availability. To facilitate HA deployment in GCP, ThreatX provides a .yml deployment template. The template may be used ‘as is’ or modified to help deployment into your particular GCP environment. Introduction: ThreatX WAF Sensors can be efficiently deployed in […]
