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In this guide, you’ll access the GitHub repository that houses:
  • A Spring Boot microservice
  • VM configuration templates for Azure and GCP
  • Automated setup scripts for software installation
Follow these steps to fork or import the repo, then clone it to your local machine or a VM.

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Repository Structure

Use the setup templates to standardize VM provisioning across Azure and GCP, ensuring consistent security policies.

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1. Fork or Import the Repository

The upstream repository is named kubernetes-devops-security. Forking creates a personal copy under your account:
  1. Navigate to the original repo:
    https://github.com/<original-username>/kubernetes-devops-security
  2. Click Fork (top-right corner) to duplicate under your account.
Alternatively, import it as a new repository:
  1. On GitHub, go to Your repositories > Import repository.
  2. Paste the source URL:
  3. Name your repo, e.g., devsecops-k8s-demo.
  4. Click Begin import and wait for completion.
Ensure you have a GitHub account and proper permissions to fork or import repositories.

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2. Clone the Repository Locally

After forking or importing, clone to your development environment. First, verify Git is installed:

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2.1 Using GitHub Desktop

  1. Open GitHub Desktop.
  2. Select File > Clone Repository.
  3. Under the URL tab, enter:
  4. Choose a local folder and click Clone.

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2.2 Using the Command Line

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3. Explore VM Templates

Review and customize the VM provisioning templates:
  • Azure: setup/azure/
  • GCP: setup/gcp/
Integrate with Azure Resource Manager and Google Cloud Deployment Manager.

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