Here are the instructions on how to deploy and run WebGoat on a Kubernetes container service in the Azure Cloud.
You are expected to have an account at Microsoft Azure Cloud and have configured a Kubernetes service cluster as well as an Azure Container Service. And also have the proper Azure and Kubernetes Command Line Tools installed.
Step 1 – Login to your Azure Cloud
az login
Step 2 – Login to Azure Container Registry
az acr login --name registry-name
Step 3 – Pull the WebGoat docker image
docker pull webgoat/goatandwolf
Step 4 – Tag the WebGoat docker image and push it to the Cloud Container Registry
docker image tag webgoat/goatandwolf registry-name.azurecr.io/goatandwolf
docker push registry-name.azurecr.io/goatandwolf
Step 5 – Set the correct Kubernetes environment
az aks get-credentials --resource-group WebGoatResourceGroup-NoordEuropa --name webgoat-cluster
Step 6 – Deploy the container on the Kubernetes cluster
Make sure you have granted AKS access to ACR:
az aks update -n webgoat-cluster -g WebGoatResourceGroup-NoordEuropa --attach-acr registry-name
kubectl run mygoat --env TZ=Europe/Amsterdam --image=registry-name.azurecr.io/goatandwolf
Step 7 – Expose the external IP to the service
kubectl expose deployment/mygoat --type="LoadBalancer" --port=8080,9090
kubectl expose deployment/mygoat --name=nginx --type="LoadBalancer" --target-port=8888 --port=80
kubectl get service mygoat --watch
#look to see which external ip is assigned
Step 8 – Run WebGoat and WebWolf
WebGoat is available at: http://someip:8080/WebGoat
WebWolf is available at: http://someip:9090/WebWolf
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