On election night, almost all extra traffic is citizen HTTPS to the results website, with little VM-to-VM chatter. Where should the administrator size firewall monitoring and logging for that spike?
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Short Explanation
Election night is a crowd at the front doors, not clerks passing notes in the back office. Size logging on the Edge Gateway Firewall that faces that north-south surge.
Full Explanation
A public results-web spike is north-south through the Edge, so Gateway Firewall hit counts and logs are the controls that will see the load. East-west Distributed Firewall among replicas, Carbon Black prevent events, and Access compliance do not capture that north-south burst. Identifying the dominant flow tells operators which firewall to watch.