AWS WAF

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Getting started with AWS WAF

Note AWS typically bills you less than US $0.25 per day for the resources that you create during this tutorial. When you're finished with the tutorial, we recommend that you delete the resources to prevent incurring unnecessary charges.
Note AWS typically bills you less than US $0.25 per day for the resources that you create during this tutorial. When you're finished, we recommend that you delete the resources to prevent incurring unnecessary charges.

Note The features described here incur additional costs, beyond the basic fees for using AWS WAF. For more information, see AWS WAF Pricing.

Note Responses that you customize using AWS WAF rules take precedence over any response specifications that you define in CloudFront custom error pages.
Note CloudFront can't distinguish between an HTTP status code 403 that is returned by your origin and one that is returned by AWS WAF when a request is blocked. This means that you can't return different custom error pages based on the different causes of an HTTP status code 403.

Note This section provides standard AWS security guidance for your use of the AWS WAF service and its AWS resources, such as AWS WAF web ACLs and rule groups. For information about protecting your AWS resources using AWS WAF, see the rest of the AWS WAF guide.

Note This is the latest version of AWS WAF. For AWS WAF Classic, see AWS WAF Classic.

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