I’ve been using AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) and Docker for desktop which also has Kubernetes, but I realized I’ve never actually built a Kubernetes cluster from scratch. So I decided to build one on a Raspberry Pi cluster. Why you ask? Because it looks way cooler sitting on my desk then just doing it in vSphere and I can post pictures. If you would like to build your own Kubernetes Raspberry Pi Cluster, this is how I did it. What I used: 4 – Raspberry PI Model 3 B 1 – Sabrent 5 port USB Power 1 – Trendnet 5 poer Ethernet switch 1 – iUniker Raspberry Pi Cluster…
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Using a Raspberry Pi to Make Students Miserable
The scenario for the 2018 Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (PRCCDC) was a power company SCADA system called Scadacs. The blue teams, made up of 8 students from different colleges, had to keep a simulated SCADA network up and running while defending against a group of professional penetration testers, the red team. But we felt it wasn’t enough for the students to be victim of data loss and website defacements, if the red team got into their system they could literally shut off the power. At first I had the idea that if they are managing a SCADA system we need something more than a collection of servers simulating that…