Học DevOps DevSecOps từ Red Hat

• Welcome to OpenShift
• Lab 01 – API Design
• Lab 02 – API Mocking
• Lab 03 – Fuse Online
• Lab 04 – Managing API Endpoints
• Lab 05 – API Security
• Lab 06 – API Developer Portal
• Lab 07 – Testing Your Application

Agile Integrations Workshop – Citizen Integrator

• Welcome to OpenShift
• Lab 01 – API Design
• Lab 02 – API Mocking
• Lab 03 – Swagger to REST
• Lab 04 – SOAP to REST (Optional)
• Lab 05 – Fuse Online
• Lab 06 – Managed API Endpoints
• Lab 07 – API Developer Portal
• Lab 08 – API Consumption

Agile Integrations Workshop – Developer

• Exercise 1.0 – Running Ad hoc commands
• Exercise 1.1 – Writing Your First Playbook
• Exercise 1.2 – Running Your Playbook
• Exercise 1.3 – Using Variables, Loops, and Handlers
• Exercise 1.4 – Running the apache-basic-playbook
• Exercise 1.5 – Roles: Making your playbooks reusable
• Exercise 2.0 – Installing Ansible Tower
• Exercise 2.1 – Configuring Ansible Tower
• Exercise 2.2 – Creating and Running a Job Template
• Exercise 3.0 – Using Ansible to Implement Security

Ansible Automation Workshop

• Exercise 1.0 – Configuring Ansible Tower
• Exercise 1.1 – Creating and Running a Job Template

Ansible Tower – an Introduction

• Lab 1.0 – Workshop introduction
• Lab 2.0 – Container registries
• Lab 3.0 – Intro to Podman and base images
• Lab 4.0 – Linux kernel capabilities
• Lab 5.0 – SELinux container integration
• Lab 6.0 – Container inspection with Podman & Skopeo
• Lab 7.0 – Container image signing
• Lab 8.0 – Composing containers with Buildah
• Conclusion – Closing thoughts & homework

Container Security – A Practical Introduction

• Exercise 1.0 – Install buildah, skopeo, and podman
• Exercise 1.1 – Pulling and Running Container Images
• Exercise 1.2 – Working with Container Images
• Exercise 1.3 – Working with the Dockerfile
• Exercise 1.4 – Working with a Container Registry

Containers 101 Workshop

• Login Tour – Wetty
• Lab 01 – Welcome to OpenShift
• Lab 02 – Trusted Software Supply Chain
• Lab 03 – CI/CD Project and Pods
• Lab 04 – Jenkins and OpenShift
• Lab 05 – Creating Your Pipeline
• Lab 06 – Build App Stage
• Lab 07 – Test Stage
• Lab 08 – Static Application Security Testing
• Lab 09 – Archive App
• Lab 10 – Create Image Builder
• Lab 11 – Build Image
• Lab 12 – Create and Deploy to Dev
• Lab 13 – Promote and Deploy to Stage
• Lab 14 – Run Pipeline
• Lab 15 – Trigger the Software Supply Chain
• Lab 16 – Create Quay Account
• Lab 17 – Clair Vulnerability Scan
• Lab 18 – OpenSCAP DISA STIG Scan

DevSecOps Workshop – Secure Software Factory

• Exercise 1 – The Mount Namespace
• Exercise 2 – PID and IPC Namespaces
• Exercise 3 – Network and UTS Namespaces
• Exercise 4 – User Namespace
• Exercise 5 – All Together Now
• Exercise 6 – Changing the Filesystem
• Exercise 7 – Container Networking

Linux Containers the Hard Way

• Lab – Login & Tour of Wetty
• Lab – Login & Tour of OpenShift
• Lab – Building and Deploying a Fast-Moving Monolith
• Lab – Strangle Your Monolith
• Lab – Microservice Integration Patterns

Microservices Workshop – Strangling the Monolith

• Lab 1 – Welcome
• Lab 2 – BYO Container
• Lab 2.1 – Reviewing container details
• Lab 2.2 – Clean-up & Summary
• Lab 3 – Deploying an App with S2I
• Lab 3.1 – Check out the build details
• Lab 4 – Developing and Managing Your Application
• Lab 5 – Webhooks and Rollbacks
• Lab 6 – Application Replication
• Lab 6.1 – Application Recovery
• Lab 6.2 – Application Health
• Lab 7 – Labels
• Lab 8 – CI / CD Pipeline
• Lab 9 – Blue | Green Deployment

OpenShift 4 101

• Lab 1 – Welcome
• Lab 2 – BYO Container
• Lab 3 – Install Dynatrace Agent
• Lab 4 – Configuring Dynatrace ActiveGate (Optional)
• Lab 5 – Deploying an App with S2I
• Lab 6 – Deploying a 3 Tier App
• Lab 7 – Developing and Managing Your Application
• Lab 8 – Webhooks and Rollbacks (Optional)
• Lab 9 – Replication and Recovery (Optional)
• Lab 10 – Labels (Optional)
• Lab 11 – Webhooks and Rollbacks (Optional)
• Lab 12 – Blue | Green Deployment (Optional)

OpenShift 4 101 w/Dynatrace

OpenShift Homeroom

• Exercise 1.0 – Welcome to RHEL!
• Exercise 1.1 – What’s New in RHEL 8
• Exercise 1.2 – Tour of the Web Console
• Exercise 1.3 – Managing Updates Using the Web Console
• Exercise 1.4 – Configuring Terminal Session Recording
• Exercise 1.5 – Managing Cryptographic Policies
• Exercise 1.6 – Managing Software in an Application Stream
• Exercise 1.7 – OpenSCAP Security Compliance Scanning
• Exercise 1.8 – Introduction to using buildah, podman and skopeo to work on containers
• Exercise 1.9 – System Roles with Ansible

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8

• Exercise 1.0 – Introduction to Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux)
• Exercise 1.1 – Introduction to SELinux
• Exercise 1.2 – SELinux Contexts
• Exercise 2.0 – Creating Custom SELinux Policy
• Exercise 2.1 – Generating a generic policy
• Exercise 2.2 – Creating a Custom SELinux Application Policy
• Exercise 2.3 – Creating Policy Rules for Network Access
• Exercise 2.4 – Finishing the Policy

SELinux Policy Workshop

• Microservices
• Deploy Your Own Terminal
• Setup
• Intro to Service Mesh – Deploying an App
• Intro to Service Mesh – Building a Microservice
• Observability – Kiali
• Observability – Feature Update
• Observability – Grafana
• Observability – Jaeger
• Traffic Control – Routing Traffic
• Traffic Control – Traffic Splitting
• Traffic Control – Fault Injection
• Traffic Control – Circuit Breaking
• Security – mTLS
• Security – Verifying mTLS
• Security – Auth Policy Prep
• Security – Auth Policy
• Security – Securing Ingress and Egress

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