🗃️ Adding Instances to a Virtual-Firewall-Based Network
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🗃️ Firewall Instances
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📄️ Creating a Virtual Firewall
To create a Virtual Firewall, follow these steps:
📄️ Deploying VNF and Instance Within VNF
This section provides a step-by-step guide for deploying a Virtual Network Function (VNF)—specifically a virtual firewall and provisioning an instance behind it using the Ananta cloud platform. This setup allows users to route instance traffic through the VNF, enabling secure and segmented network environments.
📄️ Accessing the Virtual Firewall Control Panel
The Virtual Firewall Service is delivered as an integration using OS images pre-loaded with pfSense.
📄️ pfSense Configurations
Before proceeding with the configuration, it is recommended to review the foundational concepts, supported features, and operational considerations of the platform. A clear understanding of these aspects helps ensure consistency, security, and alignment with organizational network standards.
📄️ Application Load Balancer
The Application Load Balancer feature prevents the overloading of a single server. It efficiently distributes incoming requests to multiple available backend servers. This process involves real-time mediation of client requests, where the load balancer directs the traffic to the most suitable backend servers for optimal processing.