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A firewall you can still read in a year.
Rules attach to resources and groups rather than existing as a separate list nobody dares touch. The posture is legible — you can answer what is exposed without reconstructing it from four consoles.
Firewall
- Per-resource & group rules
- Default deny
- IPv4 & IPv6
- Change history in the audit log
How it helps
What you get with Firewall
Attached to what it protects
A rule sits with its resource, so deleting the resource does not leave an orphaned hole behind.
Deny by default
New resources start closed. Exposure is something you do on purpose.
Groups, not copies
Apply one policy to a group of machines instead of maintaining the same rule in six places and missing the seventh.
Networking
The rest of Networking
Private networks, load balancers, public IPs, firewall, port forwarding, domains and DNS — the whole path to your service.
Load Balancers
Spread traffic across instances with health checks that pull bad ones out.
Learn moreNetworks
Private networks between your resources that never touch the internet.
Learn morePublic IPs
Addresses you hold and reassign, so a rebuild does not change your endpoint.
Learn morePort Forwarding
Expose one port of one service without giving it a public address.
Learn moreDomains
Attach a domain to a service and get certificates handled for you.
Learn moreDNS
Authoritative records managed beside the resources they point at.
Learn moreInfrastructure you can point at.
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