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Hands-on Labs for the Cloud Native Security Conference - June 24-25, July 1

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About Cloud Native Security Conference

The Cloud Native Security Conference is a free digital developer conference includes sessions and hands-on labs led by security experts from IBM and Red Hat for both beginners and experts, about security on Kubernetes.

Sessions and labs are divided into 3 tracks:

• Application Security - Securing containerized applications on Kubernetes or microservices. Includes configuration, policies and app governance, and APIs.
• Data Security - Securing your application data and analytics. Includes privacy, data storage, encryption, AI/ML, and NIST controls.
• DevOps Security - Building a secure CI/CD pipeline. Includes integration, testing, vulnerability scanning, image governance, and automation.

About this workshop

This labs in Cloud Native Security are part of a series of developer enablement labs for Security on Kubernetes.

Agenda

Lab0	Account Setup and Cluster Access
Lab1	Kubernetes Networking, using Service Types to Control Application Access with LoadBalancer and Ingress
Lab2	Adding Secure Encrypted Object Storage using a Persistent Volume for MongoDB with S3FS-Fuse
Lab3	Create a Custom Builder Image for Source-to-Image (S2I)

Pre-requirements

You need access to a Kubernetes cluster:

• Lab 1: requires a standard cluster with at least 2 worker nodes to enable LoadBalancer and Ingress. You need a client with ibmcloud cli and kubectl cli installed.
• Lab 2: requires a standard cluster with at least 1 worker node and permissions to add PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaim resources. You need a client with ibmcloud cli, kubectl cli and helm cli installed.
• Lab 3: requires permission to an OpenShift cluster with at least 1 worker node. You need a client with ibmcloud cli, kubectl cli and oc cli installed.

For all labs you can use the IBM Cloud Shell client, which you can access via https://shell.cloud.ibm.com.

Markdown lint tool

Install the Markdown lint tool,

$ npm install -g markdownlint-cli

To use markdownlint, run the following command,

$ markdownlint workshop -c ".markdownlint.json" -o mdl-results.md

Build Gitbook

Install the gitbook-cli,

$ npm install -g gitbook-cli

To build the Gitbook files into the _book sub-directory with the gitbook-cli, run the following command,

$ gitbook build ./workshop

Serve the Gitbook files locally with the following command,

$ gitbook serve ./workshop