The Grouper Training Environment (GTE) is a set of lesson plans, training exercises, and supporting Docker modules. Students are able to bring up a full training environment by running a simple docker command. The GTE provides all the necessary components and configuration to go from learning basic Grouper operations, to exploring the access governance concepts presented in the Grouper Deployment Guide (GDG). The focus of the GTE is not Grouper installation, but rather Grouper configuration, design, and operation. Little to no docker experience is required to complete the Grouper training.
The training environment will be made available to students via Amazon Web Services (AWS). The student will only need a connection to the Internet and a suitable SSH client (e.g. OpenSSH on UNIX/Linux/Mac systems or PuTTY on Windows). IP addresses and credentials will be provided during the class. Alternatively, students may build a local copy of the GTE on a laptop which is capable of running a recent version of Docker. The GTE docker source code is hosted on GitHub and can be cloned and build locally. You can follow the instructions in the README.
Course Syllabus
- GTE 101 - Grouper Basics
- GTE 201 - TIER Access Governance
- GTE 211 - Grouper Security Model
- GTE 301 - Grouper Administration
- GTE 401 - Access Governance Practicum
Probably be on mac or unix
Port forward using OpenSSH
$ ssh -L 8443:localhost:8443 -L 15672:localhost:15672 $USERNAME@$IP_ADDRESS sudo /bin/bash docker info docker exec -it gte /bin/bash ./bin/gsh
Port forward from windows
Download putty
Start a session, to the IP address at AWS
Click on SSH, tunnels
Add one for 8443, and 15672
