Get started with security for your Java Microservi
  • Introduction
  • Setup the IBM Cloud Environment
    • Overview
    • Access the Cluster
    • Access IBM Cloud Shell and get the code
  • Setup the IBM Cloud application environment
    • Overview
    • Exercise 1: Setup Istio
    • Exercise 2: Expose Istio Ingress gateway
    • Exercise 3: Expose the gateway via DNS with TLS enabled
    • Exercise 4: Setup Keycloak
  • Platform security with mTLS
    • Exercise 1: Deploy microservices to Kubernetes
    • Exercise 2: Secure microservices using Authentication with mTLS
    • (Optional) Exercise 3: Authorization with Istio
  • Authentication and Authorization with Keycloak and Quarkus
    • (Optional) Exercise 1: Setup the web-application and Microservices locally
    • Exercise 2: Authentication in Vue.js fronted application
    • Exercise 3: Authorization in Quarkus application
  • Additional Resources
    • Known issues
    • Blog posts related to security
    • Cloud-Native-Starter project
    • Cloud-Native-Starter project security
    • Cloud-Native-Starter project reactive
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  • (Issue 1) In case your Cloud Shell session was closed
  • Step 1: Go back to the open browser tab the open Kubernetes Cluster in the IBM Cloud web console.
  • Step 2: Setup needed variable you maybe need in your lab
  • (Issue 2) You can't access the Kubernetes Dashboard
  • (Issue 3) Problems with your IBM Cloud Account
  • (Note) Find the Certificate Manager of your cluster
  • Step 1: Copy the cluster ID
  • Step 2: Find the resources related to this cluster ID
  • Step 3: Inspect the given certificates

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Known issues

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