Got a website?
Secured with HTTPS and an SSL certificate?
You’d know if someone tried to register their own certificate for your domain and masquerade as you, right?
If you answered Yes, Yes and No, and you’re using Cloudflare, you can fix that at the flick of a switch (well, click of a button!).
Read on to find out how…
In this post, I’ll show you how you can secure your secrets within your Logic Apps!
In my last post, Azure Functions - Securing resources with a function proxy, I talked about my work to develop a more Azure-centric solution to replace my current home security camera automation workflow.
Another link in the chain for me was to be able to serve up a webpage blob from my container whilst keeping the Container Access Policy set to Private.
The function proxy in the previous post enabled that, but I also then needed the webpage to be able to retrieve the video/image blobs uploaded to display them.
In my last post, Grav in Azure part 5 - Optimising Cloudflare for performance and security, I demonstrated how to configure Cloudflare to optimise the performance and security of your grav website (or indeed any largely static website).
In this post we’ll take a look at how to do the same with Grav itself.
In my last post, Grav in Azure part 4 - Adding DNS and Cloudflare to an App Service Web App, I demonstrated how to configure your Azure web app and its DNS to be managed by Cloudflare.
In this post, we’ll go ahead and take a look at and optimise our Cloudflare configuration for performance and security.