Protect Your Infrastructure
DigitalOcean's Cloud Firewalls offer a robust solution to secure your cloud infrastructure from potential cyberattacks. With these Cloud Firewalls, you can define which services are visible on your Droplets and easily block unwanted traffic, all at no additional cost. Whether you're protecting staging or production deployments, these firewalls provide a simple yet effective way to create rules permitting specific types of traffic while blocking everything else.
Scalability and Control
One of the key advantages of DigitalOcean Cloud Firewalls is their scalability. As your infrastructure grows, these firewalls are designed to grow with you. Once you set up your filtering rules, you can effortlessly apply them to both new and existing Droplets. Additionally, for groups of Droplets, you can simply tag them, and the corresponding rules will be immediately applied. This centralized view allows you to control and manage all your Cloud Firewall rules in one place, making it easy to add, edit, or remove rules as needed.
Granular Security Features
DigitalOcean Cloud Firewalls are inherently secure by default, providing protection against malicious traffic. With granular control, you can specify which ports are open and which devices can access them. Whether you choose to whitelist by IP address range, tags, Droplets, or Load Balancers, the Cloud Firewall ensures that everything else is automatically blocked. Easy to configure, these firewalls can be set up and maintained via the dashboard, CLI, or API, without the need for installing or managing any additional software.
Comprehensive Protection and Support
To get the most out of DigitalOcean Cloud Firewalls, explore step-by-step tutorials that guide you through creating and deploying Cloud Firewalls to protect against cyberattacks. From securing your application to organizing your Cloud Firewalls effectively, these resources provide valuable insights and best practices. Furthermore, find answers to frequently asked questions about Cloud Firewalls, including information on differences from traditional firewalls, key features, and getting started.