Introducing App Engine Firewall
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Introducing App Engine Firewall
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Re: Introducing App Engine Firewall
#2You were always able to black list IP addresses using dos.yaml (https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/conf...). This seems to be taking that one step further.
Re: Introducing App Engine Firewall
#3This is a good feature. Wish app engine provides capability for blue-green deployments.
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#4This seems almost perfectly in response to the HN submission on the NYT Games migration to Google Cloud[0], who listed App Engine's lack of a firewall as one of their complaints with the service
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#5This seems almost perfectly in response to the HN submission on the NYT Games migration to Google Cloud[0], who listed App Engine's lack of a firewall as one of their complaints with the service [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15084728
It's quite the coincidence but we're very excited about it :)
- NYT Games Team
Re: Introducing App Engine Firewall
#6Cool, now give me PHP 7.1
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#7You were always able to black list IP addresses using dos.yaml ( https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/conf... ). This seems to be taking that one step further.
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Re: Introducing App Engine Firewall
#8Love it! I was thinking of migrating off GAE for this reason, but now will re-evaluate.
One feature request - can we add a URL parameter to the firewall rule? The idea is I want to restrict access to certain URLs to a well-known set of IPs - e.g. I don't want login into admin pages unless coming from a known IP. Is this possible on GAE right now?
I know I can split the service into two (restricted and public) and then firewall the restricted service, but wondering if there's a simple way to parametrize firewall services by URL.
Re: Introducing App Engine Firewall
#9Cool, now give me PHP 7.1
And Python3 with the NDB library.