F5 Distributed Cloud sales demos
Security
Section titled “Security”Networking and performance
Section titled “Networking and performance”Demo catalog includes bot classification, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) mitigation, web scanning, Domain Name System (DNS) management, NGINX One, and custom response guides.
Demo environment
Section titled “Demo environment”Choose the deployment that fits your demonstration. Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) offerings have different workloads and runtimes; check each guide before provisioning.
- Demo resource catalog — Choose origin, traffic, and CDN simulation resources for a demo environment.
- Origin server — Compare the Azure full-origin stack with the separate AWS Juice Shop deployment.
- Traffic generator — Choose Azure or AWS deployment guides for controlled security traffic and browser scenarios.
- CDN simulator — Deploy an Azure proxy that adds CDN headers to origin requests.
Operations
Section titled “Operations”Find the queries and administration tasks you need during a demonstration.
- Statistics — Query access logs, application metrics, and security telemetry through the API.
- Observability — Find monitoring, metrics, tracing, and alerting guides.
- Administration — Find tenant, namespace, and role management guides.
- Certificate Management — Manage TLS certificates, client mTLS, and encrypted application keys with xcsh and Terraform.
Developer tools
Section titled “Developer tools”Install a tool or choose an automation workflow. These community projects have their own installation and support guidance.
- xcsh GitHub Action — Run pinned xcsh manifest operations in GitHub Actions.
- Enriched API specifications — Browse OpenAPI schemas with additional constraints and examples.
- xcsh marketplace — Find xcsh plugins for documentation, sales, cloud, security, and desktop work.
Ecosystem directory
Section titled “Ecosystem directory”The public directory includes every active community project, with documentation builders, themes, icons, localization utilities, governance, and source-only projects grouped separately.
Community demos and tools complement official F5 documentation. Review each project’s support guidance before using it.