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.

An introductory lab to install Rancher and using it to administrate your Kubernetes environment

NGINX accelerates content and application delivery, improves security and facilitates availability and scalability for the busiest applications on the Internet today. In this lab, we will discover the most common implementations of the NGINX software and its integration with automation platforms.

Introducing security best practices during the early stages of software development and deployment can bring great benefits and helps improve the overall security posture of the application. Adopting agile methodologies can also improve the collaboration between teams and incorporate the DevSecOps practices within an organization, this can help an organization to achieve the GitOps principle and make their transition towards IaC. This lab focuses on the concept of declarative Adv. WAF policy lifecycle in a automated CI/CD pipeline. This pipeline uses automation tools such as Terraform and Ansible to manage the state of the devices.

The purpose of this lab is to demo how NGINX Controller API Management Module and NGINX App Protect can secure the OAuth Authorization Code flow, which is core to Open Banking specifications. The NGINX App Protect will be deployed as an Ingress Controller for Kubernetes and will provide both negative and positive security by ingesting the OpenAPI declaration file. The NGINX API Gateway will be controlled by NGINX Controller, will publish the application API based on the same OpenAPI declaration file, will provide JWT authentication and authorization and enforce rate limiting. The deployment and configuration of these elements will be performed automatically through a CI/CD pipeline. ELK dashboards will be used for visualization purposes and, lastly, a DAST tool will also be run as part of the CI/CD pipeline. BIG-IP APM is deployed as both Authorization Server with OpenID Connect support and as OAuth Client, in separate instances.

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.

This lab is a walkthrough of VMware's Tanzu Mission Control SaaS offering, using a read-only ATC account and a demo K8s environment hosted in the ATC.

The purpose of this lab is to demonstrate the impact of applying a GraphQL profile (available from v16.1) to a WAF policy, securing a vulnerable GraphQL application that is probed by a DAST tool (ZAP). The deployment of the vulnerable application (DVGA), the declarative WAF policy and the execution of DAST session is being controlled by a CI/CD pipeline, simulating a modern development environment.