K8s, Juiceshop & Check Point Appsec

Overview

This repository installs K8s on AKS with Terraform, deploys OWASP Juiceshop and secures it with Nginx ingress & Check Point Appsec

Prerequisites

Usage

1. Clone the repository

2. Create a set_env_var.sh file and add the below content with your ARM credentials:

export ARM_CLIENT_ID="<Azure Client ID>"
export ARM_CLIENT_SECRET="<Azure Client Secret>"
export ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID="<Azure Subscription ID>"
export ARM_TENANT_ID="<Azure Tenant ID>"
export ARM_ACCESS_KEY="<Azure Storage Account Secret>"

3. From a command line, set your environment variables to access Azure

source ./set_env_var.sh

4. Deploy K8s

cd aks
terraform init
terraform apply

5. Get the K8s configuration from the Terraform state and store it in a file that kubectl can read & set an environment variable so that kubectl picks up the correct config

terraform output -raw kube_config > ./kubeconfig
export KUBECONFIG=./kubeconfig

6. Verify the health of the cluster

kubectl get nodes

7. Create namespace

kubectl create namespace juiceshop
kubectl config set-context --current --namespace=juiceshop

8. Deploy Juiceshop

kubectl apply -f ../juiceshop/juice-shop.yaml

9. Deploy Appsec

helm repo add cpAppSec https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CheckPointSW/Infinity-Next/main/deployments
helm search repo -l
helm install cpappsec cpAppSec/cpappsec --set agentToken="{your nanoToken}" --set platform="AKS"

10. Configure Ingress & Secret to access Juiceshop from outside the cluster

kubectl apply -f ../juiceshop/juice-shop-secret.yaml
kubectl apply -f ../juiceshop/juice-shop-ingress.yaml

Access Juiceshop

Get the Load Balancer external IP

kubectl get svc

Get the Host domain from the ingress configuration

kubectl get ingress

Browse to the Host domain to access Juiceshop

https://juice.cpappsec.site/

Cleanup

Destroy the Terraform deployment

terraform destroy

Optional: cleanup services

kubectl delete namespace juiceshop
helm uninstall cpappsec
kubectl delete -f juice-shop.yaml --namespace appsec-kube