2020-10-07T16:06:00Z
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Cloud Architect at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
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Does F5 Advanced WAF work with Azure App Service?

Hi, 

I'm researching F5 Advanced WAF. Does it work with Azure App Service?

Thanks!
 

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RK
Senior Technical Manager at Novac Technology Solutions
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2021-09-08T04:37:53Z
Sep 8, 2021

Yes, it's available. 


You may look at F5 Centralized Management too to bring your policies and profiles from on-prem to the cloud.



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GS
Security Consultant at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
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2020-10-31T07:16:52Z
Oct 31, 2020

Yes, it is definitely supported on most cloud platforms.


You can find all needed info regarding Azure cloud on this link: https://azuremarketplace.micro

MO
Group Head, Enterprise Systems at Fidelity Bank Plc
Real User
2020-12-04T06:10:41Z
Dec 4, 2020

Sure. It's available on the Azure Marketplace

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