Installation and Configuration
The Netacea Magento integration detects bot activity and performs mitigating actions in line with the client blocking strategy.
Prerequisites
To successfully integrate using Netacea, please ensure you have:
A Fastly version or 1.2.205+ or higher. That is the version where the Netacea Edge module for the integration is added.
Access to the relevant API keys and log shipping endpoints in the Netacea portal.
Customers will also need to open a support ticket with Magento to request Fastly to enable POST within their environment. We need to ensure that there are 2 pragmas enabled on your Fastly account that are not enabled by default.
Required Pragmas:
To enable the Pragmas raise a support ticket with Fastly/Magento support. These Pragmas cannot be added manually.
Implementation Steps
Log in to the Fastly/Magento web interface.
Check the Pragmas outlined in the prerequisite section have been enabled by navigating to Stores → Configuration → Advanced → System → Full Page Cache → Fastly Configuration → Tools → List all versions.
Show the latest VCL version and look for the Pragmas at the top of the VCL.
Make a note of the current version should you need to roll back in the future.
Install the Netacea Edge Module
Navigate to Stores → Configuration → Advanced → System → Full Page Cache → Fastly Configuration → Fastly Edge Modules and click "Manage" on the Module Manager.
Tick the "Netacea Bot Detection integration" Edge Module and click "Save".
Navigate to the Active Modules and click the "Netacea Bot Detection integration" Action cog.
Finishing Up
Check you have completed the following steps:
Install the Netacea Edge Module
Configured log streaming to the S3 bucket provided
Ensure no error warnings are appearing
You are now ready to deploy by clicking "Save Config"
A Cache flush can sometimes be required. To do this go to System -> Cache Management and click "Flush Magento Cache"
Bot management will now be deployed on the Fastly/Magento environment. You can test the deployment is active by:
Checking for the presence of the Netacea cookie on the website
Viewing your reporting dashboard for traffic and mitigation
Requesting Netacea review internal metrics
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