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If you're running an older Mac or Windows machine that does not meet the requirements of Docker Desktop, you can try to install Docker Toolbox.Īfter installation you should have the docker and docker-machine commandline tools we will be using for the deployment.Use one of the following links to install Docker for your local operating system:

For this we will be using Docker to deploy a containerized version of CTFd. The goal is to get the CTFd dashboard running, that is accessible via the Internet. For more information, read the CTFd documentation. What I really like, is the simplicity in which you can make new challenges and set interdependencies if you want challenges to become available after others have been solved. Like most CTF dashboards it has a graph that shows the scores over time, allows participants to compete individually or in teams and provides the option for the host to view all participants' submissions, backup/restore the challenges and event status and scores. It has support for plugins and themes and requires few resources to run. CTFd is a free, open-source Capture The Flag framework that is easy to setup and use. The CTFd dashboardīefore we start, let's first briefly introduce the Capture the Flag dashboard we're deploying in this article. Then just skip to the script to start deploying. If you're in a hurry and just want to deploy the dashboard via the script, make sure you went through the install Docker and setup DigitalOcean steps.

Run a Docker container inside the Droplet.

At the end I'll provide a script that fully automates this entire process. In this article I'll explain a very easy way of running your own Internet-facing CTFd dashboard in DigitalOcean using the CTFd Docker image. I learnt a lot messing around with the infrastructure, but I actually wanted to start creating the challenges for the event! Without prior experience with AWS, I remember I spent quite some time getting the EC2 instance up and running with the correct storage, performance and security configuration, installing and securely configuring the server and deploying the fbctf dashboard. Get the application URL by running these commands:Įxport POD_NAME=$(kubectl get pods -namespace tools -l "/name=nexus-repository-manager, few years ago I hosted a Capture the Flag ( CTF) hacking event in which I used AWS as a cloud provider. Namespace/tools created Execute the chart helm install mynexus-repo sonatype/nexus-repository-manager -n toolsġ. Let’s create a namespace for various tools: # kubectl create namespace tools It is good practive to group resources into namespace to avoid crowding the default one. "sonatype" has been added to your repositories Define sonatype as a trusted source of helm charts #helm repo add sonatype You may have already used some in the Kyma samples. What’s a helm chart? A working application is more than a container, it is various artifacts bound together to define filesystems, network ports, SSL termination, routes, etc.Ī helm chart defines all of those kubernetes artifacts and help automate applications deployments.

The kubectl command working with your cluster.

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Nexus is just one of many free software with a readymade deployment solutions.

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This tutorial explains how to deploy and configure Nexus, a single server that acts a hosted or proxy repository for docker, python, helm charts and other artifacts. Use as many different services as there are registry technology (docker, python, node, java).Some hyperscalers offer a container registry service, however this has a few drawbacks: To fully use Kubernetes features of the Kyma cluster, you’ll need a private software registry for docker images or python packages.

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Users of the SAP Cloud Platform can provision a Kyma cluster with a productive or trial account. Kyma is a Kubernetes environment with extensions such as eventing and serverless functions to make it better suited for enterprise applications.