I have an Angular Application hosted in Azure AppServices, I get too many requests to my AppServices from malicious attackers, how do I configure request throttling for my Azure AppServices.
Azure AppServices requests throttling
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There are several options. Will depend on your specific use case.
Option 1 You can use Azure Application Gateway with the Web Application Firewall (WAF) feature. Here's a general approach:
Set Up Azure Application Gateway with WAF:
Configure Custom WAF Rules:
Update DNS:
App Service Access Restrictions:
Option 2 Rate Limiting Middleware for App-Level Rate Limiting If your Angular application has a backend component (e.g., Node.js), you can implement rate limiting directly within your application using middleware. Like, in a Node.js backend, you can use the express-rate-limit package. This allows you to define rate limits for specific routes or globally for your entire application.
Option 3 Azure Functions Proxies
Azure Functions support Proxies can reroute requests and transform data. While they do not natively support throttling, you can combine them with function code to inspect and act on requests based on volume, source IP, etc.
Option 4 IP Restrictions
If you have a known list of IP addresses from which legitimate traffic originates, you can set up IP Restrictions in Azure App Service to allow only traffic from those IPs. This doesn’t help with rate limiting but can reduce malicious traffic.
Option 5 API Management for Throttling API Requests. If the requests you see are for any API which you are hosting in App Service. You can implement request throttling for APIs using Azure API Management