Network Security
Policy Object: Traffic Objects
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Policy Object: Traffic Objects
Create traffic objects to specify cloud entities within specific clusters or VPC
endpoints to enforce customized security policy rules.
This feature is part of the
AI Runtime Security licensing. The AI traffic from the zone is routed to the AI
Runtime Security instance for inspection.
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Prerequisite
Configure a Cluster ID in the Kubernetes
environment and configure the PAN-CNI plugin on a Kubernetes cluster to allocate the
network interfaces on each pod. To configure the PAN-CNI plugin for your Kubernetes
cluster, you need three YAML files: `pan-cni-configmap.yaml`, `pan-cni.yaml`, and
`pan-cni-multus.yaml`. These files are essential for setting up and managing the
PAN-CNI plugin to secure your Kubernetes clusters with the CN-Series firewall.
To create a policy object
of type Traffic objects:
- Go to Manage > Configuration > NGFW and Prisma Access > Objects > Traffic Objects.
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Select Add Traffic Object![]()
- Enter a Name for the Traffic Object.Write a Description.Select the Type as K8s Cluster ID or VPC Endpoint ID.In the Traffic Object ID, enter the K8s Cluster ID or the VPC Endpoint ID.
- If the type is K8s Cluster ID, the traffic object ID values can be between 1-2048
- If the type is VPC Endpoint ID, the Traffic Object ID format is:vpc-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (with 17 alphanumeric characters)
- Select the existing ingress Zone for the traffic object or create a new zone.Select Save to create the traffic object.This creates a sub-interface using the zone and the K8s Cluster ID and we map the sub-interface to the zone. This zone is used to define granular security policies on the cloud assets within a zone.Next, go to Security Services > Security Policy to create a security policy rule and attach this zone to the policy rule to enforce the security rule to all the cloud entities enclosed within the traffic object.
