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F5 Distributed Cloud - Introduction to Deployment Models and Services¶
Welcome¶
In this lab, attendees will be introduced to the F5 Distributed Cloud Services platform. Attendees will create proxy services for publishing and securing applications that are served by both public and private endpoints. Attendees will also be introduced to the DNS, Observability, and CDN capabilities of the platform.
Objectives:¶
Gain an understanding of deploying proxy services to securely deliver an application with a public endpoint
Gain an understanding of viewing telemetry data and utilizing it to tune WAAP policies
Gain an understanding of how to deploy a site for providing connectivity to a private endpoint
Gain an understanding of DNS, Observability, and CDN
Gain an understanding of Multi-Cloud Networking (MCN) connectivity features (i.e. AWS, Azure, and Google)
Lab & Tasks:¶
The next page (Introduction) will cover the lab environment, access, and lab variables. The lab will be using a shared AWS account where we have deployed the following resources:
NGINX webserver that is exposed to the Public internet (“Public Endpoint”)
F5 Distributed Cloud site node that can be used to connect to AWS VPC (network)
NGINX webserver that only has a private IP address with no external access
During the lab exercises we will explore different methods of protecting and exposing applications/webserver that are included in the lab
- Introduction: Accessing F5 Distributed Cloud Console
- Lab 1: Deploying F5 Distributed Cloud Proxy Services to Securely Deliver a Public Endpoint
- Lab 2: Protecting a Private Endpoint
- Lab 3: Instructor Walk-through
- Lab 4: Introduction to F5 Distributed Cloud DNS
- Lab 5: Introduction to Observability
- Lab 6: Introduction to Content Delivery Networks (CDN)
- Lab 7: Introduction to MCN
- Conclusion
- Appendix