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From a WAF setup perspective, this scenario raises interesting requirements:
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* To create an easily deployable configuration that implements standard WAF rules configuration in front of most applications.
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* To have the ability to fine tune and tweak which rules are deployed in front of the legacy applications, which may be more prone to false positives than the others.
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* To include a catch-all configuration, ensuring that a Cloudflare default WAF setup is always applied to all web traffic that does not fall in the above scenarios.
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* To include a "catch-all" configuration, ensuring that a Cloudflare default WAF setup is always applied to all web traffic that does not fall in the above scenarios.
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* To minimize set up time and ongoing maintenance efforts, as applications are added and removed over time.
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In this Design Guide we will review how the Cloudflare WAF operates, and what tools are provided to achieve all the above architectural requirements.

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