The major reason to use F5 Silverline Managed Services is to protect my applications and web application firewalls on my cloud applications and cloud-hosted applications that I want to protect. I am using F5 Silverline Managed Services only as a web application firewall.

I work with F5 Silverline Managed Services, and I'm doing the presales engineering of that product, which is a WAF solution.

F5 Silverline Managed Services, a Web Application Firewall solution, is used for protecting web services. Organizations put that product in front of web services to load balance the traffic and create a secure environment, especially for web services operating in HTTPS.

I use F5 Silverline Managed Services for application delivery and security. I have extensive experience with products like LTM (application delivery controller), GTM (global traffic load balancing), ASM, and APM. These products enable me to distribute back-end server traffic, customize and control HTTP headers, and provide security measures like health checks and DNS security.

Our primary use case for this solution is DDoS and firewall protection. 

We use the solution for protection from Layer 3, Layer 4, and Layer 7 DDoS attacks and for web application firewalls.

We use it for thing application deployment for our application, which is known as CBN. Most of the traffic is put to Silverline.

We primarily use the solution for config or application security policies on web application firewalls. It's to protect applications that are internet-facing. There's port protection as well. 

We are using this product for a major airline whose traffic is routed via F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall. All B2C sites are behind F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall. The data part is basically to Akamai for CDNs and to F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall for WAF capability. The resources are hosted on AWS or Azure. For parameters, we have another F5 AWAS module, which intercepts the traffic once it is inside the cloud parameters, and then the data goes to the backend application pool. Every B2C traffic gets inspected on F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall. Every HTTP profile is inspected on the Advanced WAF module, which is again F5 on-premises.

We are also deploying this solution for another client in the Middle East. We're basically deploying the architecture. We have F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall and the Check Point firewall as the next-generation firewalls. All HTTP traffic is via F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall, and it is routed back to the Check Point firewall for IPS and malware inspection because F5 Silverline Web Application Firewall does not do that. Non-HTTP profiles go via the Check Point firewall.

F5 Silverline Managed Services is a distributed web application firewall. 

Silverline is a cloud service and the community works with the web application firewall on-premise. You can integrate F5 Silverline Managed Services with your on-premise web application firewall.

We use this product as part of our security solution for the application layer.

Our primary use case of F5 is for a WAF. I used to use F5 to do some double load balancing. And now, for my current use case, we primarily use the F5 Silverline as an application firewall to protect our web servers. 

My team is providing services for this solution.

There are many use cases, but the most important one is due to the Central Bank policy which states that we must make it only accessible within Iran. It restricts people from making transactions outside of Iran.

This solution is used for load balancing.