PSE-SWFW-PRO-24 · Question #89
Which two statements accurately describe cloud-native load balancing with Palo Alto Networks VM- Series firewalls and/or Cloud NGFW in public cloud environments? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. VM-Series firewall deployments in the public cloud will require the deployment of a cloud-native C. Cloud NGFW in AWS or Azure has load balancing built into the underlying solution and does not. Cloud-native load balancing with Palo Alto Networks firewalls in public clouds involves understanding the distinct approaches for VM-Series and Cloud NGFW: Option B: This is correct. VM-Series firewalls, when deployed for HA or redundancy, require a cloud-native load balancer…
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Which two statements accurately describe cloud-native load balancing with Palo Alto Networks VM- Series firewalls and/or Cloud NGFW in public cloud environments? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACloud NGFW's distributed architecture model requires deployment of a single centralized firewall
- BVM-Series firewall deployments in the public cloud will require the deployment of a cloud-native
- CCloud NGFW in AWS or Azure has load balancing built into the underlying solution and does not
- DVM-Series firewall load balancing is automated and is handled by the internal mechanics of the
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A6% (3)
- B78% (39)
- D16% (8)
Explanation
Cloud-native load balancing with Palo Alto Networks firewalls in public clouds involves understanding the distinct approaches for VM-Series and Cloud NGFW: Option B: This is correct. VM-Series firewalls, when deployed for HA or redundancy, require a cloud-native load balancer (e.g., AWS ALB/NLB/GWLB, Azure Load Balancer) to distribute traffic across the active firewall instances. This ensures that if one firewall fails, traffic is automatically directed to a healthy instance. Option C: This is also correct. Cloud NGFW integrates with cloud-native load balancing services (e.g., Gateway Load Balancer in AWS) as part of its architecture. This provides automatic scaling and high availability without requiring you to manage a separate load balancer.
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