Install guides
These articles explain how to install and configure the Next-Gen WAF.
These articles describe how to install, configure, and update the Next-Gen WAF agent.
- Getting started with the agent
- Accessing agent keys
- Agent end-of-support policy
- Configuring the agent
- Installing the agent on Alpine Linux
- Installing the agent on Amazon Linux
- Installing the agent on Debian
- Installing the agent on Red Hat
- Installing the agent on Ubuntu
- Installing the agent on Windows
- Managing agent alerts
- Upgrading the agent
These articles describe the module-agent deployment options.
- Java module overview
- NGINX module overview
- About module-agent deployment
- Apache Module Overview
- Alpine Apache Module Install
- Module configuration
- Amazon Linux Apache Module Install
- Debian Apache Module Install
- Red Hat Apache Module Install
- Ubuntu Apache Module Install
- Windows Apache Module Install
- Upgrading the Apache module
- Alpine Linux NGINX 1.15.3+
- Amazon Linux NGINX 1.10-1.14
- Amazon Linux NGINX 1.14.1+
- Amazon Linux NGINX 1.9 or lower
- Amazon Linux NGINX-Plus
- Debian NGINX 1.10-1.14
- Debian NGINX 1.14.1+
- Debian NGINX 1.9 or lower
- Debian NGINX-Plus
- .Net module install
- .Net Core module install
- Golang module install
- HAProxy module install
- HAProxy SPOE module install
- IBM HTTP Server
- IIS module install
- Installing the Java Module with Dropwizard
- Installing the Java Module as a Jetty Handler
- Installing the Java Module as a Netty Handler
- Installing the Java Module as a Servlet Filter
- Installing the Java Module on Weblogic
- Kong plugin install
- Working with multiple Lua scripts in NGINX
- Node.js module install
- Red Hat NGINX 1.10-1.14
- Red Hat NGINX 1.14.1+
- Red Hat NGINX 1.9 or lower
- Red Hat NGINX-Plus
- Ubuntu NGINX 1.10-1.14
- Ubuntu NGINX 1.14.1+
- Ubuntu NGINX 1.9 or lower
- Ubuntu NGINX-Plus
- Upgrading the NGINX module
These articles describe how to install the Next-Gen WAF on Kubernetes.
- Kubernetes installation overview
- Agent container image
- Kubernetes reverse proxy
- Kubernetes Agent + Module
- Kubernetes Agent + Ingress Controller + Module
- Kubernetes Envoy
- Kubernetes Istio
- Kubernetes Ambassador
- Agent scaling and running as a service
- Kubernetes startup probe
- Pivotal Container Services (PKS) setup
- AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) setup
- Example helloworld test web application
- Using the Next-Gen WAF core command line utility
Next-Gen WAF supports multiple installation methods. You can use Fastly’s Edge Cloud Platform , hosted Cloud WAF solution, or you can…
Read moreThe Edge deployment method allows you to add the Next-Gen WAF as an edge security service onto Fastly's Edge Cloud platform without needing…
Read moreWhen deployed in a self-hosted deployment, the Next-Gen WAF agent requires egress to multiple external endpoints to facilitate actions (e.g…
Read moreProcessors We support the following processors: Intel. All agent and module versions are compatible with Intel processors. AMD. All agent…
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