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In the ATC
Level up your skills with on-demand learning labs that focus on the latest tech advancement.
VMware vSphere and Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Fundamentals Lab
VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid simplifies Kubernetes for developers, enabling them to run the same K8's across private data center, public clouds and edge locations for a consistent, secure experience. Day 1 and beyond operations are greatly simplified with complete, easy to upgrade K8's runtimes with fully validated components. WWT has designed this lab to demonstrate TKG from the viewpoint of a typical developer whose focus lies mainly in deploying and running their application, as well as the VMware administrator whose focus is on the infrastructure and operations that enable and support TKG.
Writing Secure Code Utilizing DevSecOps Pipelines Lab
This is a comprehensive lab centered around demonstrating how to enable teams to develop secure code vs. defending deployed applications via CI/CD pipelines with various different examples of security tests.
Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab
Welcome to the WWT ATC Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab. This lab allows you to gain hands-on experience with the Cisco Meraki Smart Cameras and Sensors.
VMware Tanzu Service Mesh Fundamentals Lab
The goal of the VMware Tanzu Service Mesh Fundamentals Lab is to provide the lab user a high-level overview of VMware Tanzu Service Mesh (TSM), along with a deep dive into onboarding Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) clusters into TSM, application deployment, creation of Global Namespaces and monitoring thru TSM. The Lab User will walk through and perform these tasks in a virtual environment dedicated to their use while also utilizing a shared SaaS instance of TSM.
Introduction to Red Hat OpenShift for Developers
This lab shows developers how to deploy their applications to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4 (OpenShift), the premier Enterprise-level container platform based on Kubernetes. Leveraging the Source-to-Image feature, the lab provides hands-on instructions on migrating non-containerized, and various levels of containerized applications to OpenShift.
Pure Storage FlashBlade
The Pure Storage Flashblade is an elastic scale out file and object, all flash storage solution that gives customers an advanced data hub approach to managing their data. WWT has partnered with Pure Storage to provide this lab giving access to the Purity operating environment on Flashblade Hardware in the Advanced Technology Center.
Nozomi Guardian Industrial Control System Security Demo
Nozomi Guardian™ is monitoring a virtual chemical manufacturing process environment on a flat network. The environment contains a virtual plant (1 HMI, 1 PLC, 6 I/Os), a virtual substation (1 HMI, 4 RTUs), and an instance of Nozomi Guardian. This lab enables a user to familiarize and test Guardian's ability to passively discover hosts, map networks, baseline traffic and issue alerts on a simulated OT environment.
Software Engineering Concepts: Recursion Tutorial
There's a popular idiom in software engineering: in order to understand recursion, you must first understand recursion. This lab provides an environment for practicing writing recursive algorithms for a few challenging examples. Starting with a simple case of calculating the factorial of a number, you will be guided through the process of writing tests to define the behavior (Test-Driven Development or TDD) and then determining the base case and recursive step to solve the problem. You will then use what you have learned to solve the more challenging cases of calculating the Fibonacci sequence, and solving the "Tower of Hanoi" puzzle using recursive algorithms.
This lab uses the programming language TypeScript, so some familiarity with TypeScript or JavaScript (ECMA Script 2016) will be helpful to complete the lab. There are code samples throughout the documentation that will help you along, and checkpoints included for you to check out working code if necessary.
