Configuration of Pools VS LTM Policies and AWAF for Multiple Applications on Same Backend

I need your assistance and confirmation regarding a critical deployment involving F5 AWAF for internal applications. We have six internal applications accessible through the following URLs:https://gtt.XXX.ma:8443/gtt/;https://po.XXX.gov.ma:8443/po/;https://rpe.XXX.gov.ma/RPE/ https://sos.XXX.gov.ma/sos/;https://ant.XXX.gov.ma/ANT/;https://testcad.XXX.ma/testcad/. All these applications point to the same backend server at IP address 192.168.100.30. The DNS records for all of them resolve to the same IP address: 192.168.221.30. We are planning to configure two Virtual Servers using the same virtual IP address 192.168.200.20: One VS for applications running on port 443 ;One VS for applications running on port 8443: Each VS will have a dedicated LTM policy: One policy for the applications on port 443. Another policy for the applications on port 8443 . ach application must have its own dedicated AWAF (ASM) policy. Could you please confirm if this configuration is valid and supported by F5? Also we would like your recommendation on the following points: Should we configure a shared pool for all applications or a separate pool for each one?. Is the dual VS approach (with same IP but different ports) acceptable?. Is it the right approach to use LTM policies for routing requests and applying specific ASM policies per application? This deployment is critical and currently in preparation for production.