Running SKF locally on an Ubuntu (VM) with minikube is a great way to get exposure to how SKF is interfacing w/ Kubernetes.

The basic steps are:

1. Get a vanilla Ubuntu system up and going with the latest minikube running
2. Clone the repository
3. From a terminal 'bash' window 'source miniskf.ubuntu.sh' to get access to the minikube SKF functions (eg.010-minikube-start, 020-minikube-iptables, 999-minikube-destroy)
4. Execute '010-minikube-start' and '020-minikube-iptables' and you will have a working SKF environemtn.
5. When you're done '999-minikube-destroy'

This is the Github repo for the talk: "Build more secure apps by harnessing the power of OWASP SKF & ASVS on Kubernetes".

To get started clone this repository, open a terminal window into the cloned folder, edit these values to yours in aws.skfk8.kops.sh at the top:

export KOPS_HOSTNAME="somesite.xyz" ##[AWS ROUTE53 DOMAIN YOU OWN/OPERATE]"
export KOPS_HOSTZONEID="Z03168273ESGGCHLPJSWY" ## [AWS ROUTE53 HOSTID]
export CERT_EMAIL='info@kops.somesite.xyz'

NOTE: You will need a registered AWS domain name and to get zone ID.

Set your AWS profile export AWS_PROFILE=XYZ and run source awsskf.kops.sh. The AWS profile will need sufficient permissions so it can create an IAM kops user and IAM kops group to create/destroy the K8s clusters (labs/demo).

Gettig OWASP Secure Knowledge Framework up-and-running on a live Kubernetes clusters can be really challenging. We created the aws.skfk8.kops.sh to contain a series of shell functions that can be executed in order to create the 2x Kubernetes environments necessary to run the OWASP Secure Knowledge Framework in AWS.

Recently, the Kubernetes standard has changed around Network Ingress deployment definitions (no longer beta!) and currently SKF is only working in Kubernetes v1.21.14 (or earlier), and v1.21.14 is End-of-Life. Future code changes to SKF are required because the Python code that deploys various SKF Labs uses the K8S Beta API. Using the skf/ingress.1.22.yaml one can deploy the demo site however the lab site deployment fails.

This script uses the latest kops under the hood and requires these other packages:

1. kops
2. terraform
3. AWS cli
4. kubectl
5. helm
6. jq

I installed ffmpeg using brew and then used a command like this:

ffmpeg -i firststep.mp4 -filter_complex "[0:v] palettegen" firststep.palette.png
ffmpeg -i firststep.mp4 -i firststep.palette.png -filter_complex "[0:v][1:v] paletteuse" -r 10 firststep.gif