Google Cloud Armor documentation

Google Cloud Armor helps protect your infrastructure and applications from Layer 3/Layer 4 network or protocol-based volumetric distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, volumetric Layer 7 attacks, and other targeted application attacks. It leverages Google's global network and distributed infrastructure to detect and absorb attacks and filter traffic through user-configurable security policies at the edge of Google's network, far upstream of your workloads.

Go to the Google Cloud Armor product page for more.

Guides

• Google Cloud Armor security policy overview

• Configuring security policies

• Tuning WAF rules

• Using Cloud Armor Enterprise

• Adaptive Protection overview

Reference and monitoring

• Custom rules language reference

• APIs and references

• Monitoring security policies

• Audit logging

Resources

• Pricing

• Quotas and limits

• Troubleshooting issues

• Release notes

• Getting support

• Billing questions

• Service Level Agreement