Introduction to AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF)

[@ppppp524]

I literally wouldn't have a job without this channel bro

[@vazel48]

Дякую, друже! Окрім AWS я ще непогано підтягнув англійську на твоїх відео! 🙂

[@garywaddell6309]

Had no idea you were Canadian, your channel is great, always useful content. Keep it up fellow Canadian 🇨🇦

[@ahmadpoorgholam8964]

Thank you bro! keep up the good work

[@1989arrvind]

Great explanation 👍

[@christopherb3940]

Really liked how you showed clean up after for learning. I'd appreciate any advice/tutorial on how to handle non-count actions when used on APIs used by web apps & apps where you can't show CAPTCHAs per se. Perhaps it is just block only?

[@youtubewts]

Is this necessary for a startup where they are trying to keep costs down? At what point does it become necessary? Are attacks likely to anyone?

[@RomulusLucic]

Excellent as always. Thank you for your content on WAF. One question: I guess having a list of IPs and using the NOT operator for the rule would implement a "white list" of IPs, correct?

[@George-mk7lp]

yes you can make an IP whitelist by configuring a rule that blocks requests from IP addresses not in your specified list. Essentially, you would use the NOT operator with a list of allowed IPs to deny access to any IP addresses not explicitly allowed.

[@Bayashat2002]

Hi, it's really good for us that you can write about the equipment you use. But one thing confuses me, I just watched your video three years ago, have you really not changed your desktop equipment in three years? Because I saw that the Desktop Equipment in the video description has not changed between three years ago and now. I mean, are these equipment really so durable?

[@ZuhaBuba]

I love Canada and Canadians!

[@renatodosreis2048]

Great channel. Please keep your face to the right side of the screen. BOom!

[@yotu9670]

Which One is the Video which seems to be their first part where you have created the api gateway??

[@godspeed-12345]

17:04 "Some Capacity Units" dude, it's literally in front of you. Web ACL Capacity Units.

[@malborboss]

This guy constantly looking at the camera makes me feel uncomfortable

[@youtubewts]

?! This is normal!