Kubernetes-Goat is designed to be an intentionally vulnerable cluster environment to learn and practice Kubernetes security.
Setting Up Kubernetes Goat
Before we set up the Kubernetes Goat, ensure that you have created and have admin access to the Kubernetes cluster
kubectl version –short
Set up the helm version 2 in your path as helm2. Refer to helm releases for more information about setup
helm2 –help
Then finally setup Kubernetes Goat by running the following command
git clone https://github.com/madhuakula/kubernetes-goat.git
cd kubernetes-goat
bash setup-kubernetes-goat.sh
To export the ports/services locally to start learning, run the following command
bash access-kubernetes-goat.sh
Setting up Kubernetes Goat using KIND
If you want to set up the Kubernetes Goat using KIND (Kubernetes IN Docker), then follow the below steps
Make sure you have followed the pre-requisites as mentioned in the Kubernetes Goat. Also, you must have KIND installed and setup locally in your system.
bash setup-kind-cluster-and-goat.sh
Then to access the Kubernetes Goat locally, run the following command
bash access-kubernetes-goat.sh
To destroy the KIND cluster run the following command
bash teardown-cluster.sh
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