Accessibility Control/Access Management Use Anypoint Access Management to create your Anypoint Platform account or configure a federated External Identity.
Environment Management Anypoint Platform enables you to create and manage separate deployment Environments for APIs and applications.
As an API owner, you can apply an OAuth 2.0 policy to authorize client applications that try to access your API. You need an OAuth 2.0 provider to use an OAuth 2.0 policy.
A. Create a Connected App With Proper Grant Type and Scope Only developers who have the organization administrator permission can create apps and specify access scopes in the Anypoint Platform.
Security-Related Policy Types Automated Policies Use Automated Policies to enforce security requirements by applying the same policies to all APIs running in Mule.
With policy automation, you can quickly design, build, and deploy secure and consistent APIs.
On how to configure policies, refer here for Mule Gateway or refer here for Flex Gateway.
API-Level Policies Unless otherwise configured, policies are, by default, applied to the entire API. Policies with this granularity are called API-level Policies.
Custom Policies If you want to apply a new policy to your API that isn't included in the default set of policies, you can create and use a Custom Policy.
On how to create a Custom policy and other related configurations, refer here.
Automated policies: Enforce standardized policies across environments, audit deployed policies for compliance, and bridge the gap between security and DevOps teams by empowering API owners to detect out-of-process changes and correct violations.
Edge-Level Security Policies You can use Anypoint Security's Edge-level Security Policies to manage all traffic to your Runtime Fabric and leverage API Manager policies to further enforce & apply specific behaviors to specific APIs.
B. Apply Denial of Service Policy When you create a Denial Of Service policy, you configure a time span and action to take when the error types you configure are encountered.
Configure the following parameters for your policy: 4.
WAF policies are fully integrated with the existing Anypoint Security policy DoS. When the WAF policy detects errors, it triggers the thresholds configured in the DoS, which can be optionally configured to take actions such as shaping or blocking traffic for an IP address from a malicious source.
The policy appears in the Security Policies list, where you can edit and delete policies.
a. In Security Policies, select the DoS policy in the list and click Edit.
You can create a VPC using either the Runtime Manager UI, or the Anypoint Platform CLI. Connect to your Anypoint VPC: Configure your Anypoint VPN or transit gateway to connect the Anypoint VPC to your on-premises network.
In the left navigation, click VPCs. Click Create VPC, and enter the following information to define and configure the Anypoint VPC: Name: The name to identify your Anypoint VPC. The name must: Region: The region to which the Anypoint VPC is bound.
Environments: Optionally, select an environment to which to bind Anypoint VPC. If you don't select an environment, all applications deployed to the selected region are associated with this Anypoint VPC. Set as default VPC: Select this option to set the Anypoint VPC as the default for the region you set.
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