Create a Mutating Admission Controller Webhook with Terraform

1. Move to the mutating-admission-webhook directory.

2. Create an access key in the AWS Management Console. (You need to copy the Access key and Secret access key and keep them somewhere safe and accessible for the next step).

3. Make the lab-setup.sh script executable.

4. Run the lab-setup.sh script. (Note: This script will run for about 10–15 minutes.)

Note: Make sure you have set up your Docker Hub account before doing this objective.

1. Move into the mutating-webhook directory.

2. Log in to Docker Hub from the command line.

3. Update the Makefile with your Docker Hub username.

4. Build the mutating webhook. (Note: This can take between 5–10 minutes.)

5. Build the Docker image.

6. Push the Docker image to Docker Hub.

7. Deploy the required certificates.

1. Update the deployment configuration with your Docker Hub username.

2. Initialize the working directory.

3. Apply the configuration.

1. Create a directory called test-pods.

2. Move into to test-pods directory.

3. Use the sample Terraform code to create two test Pods called test-app-1 and test-app-2, and add a label called hello = "universe" to test-app-2.

4. Initialize your working directory.

5. Apply the webhook configuration.

6. Confirm that your mutating webhook is working:

   • test-app-1 should have a hello=world label, even though one was not provided in the configuration.
   • test-app-2 should have a hello=universe label, as you defined in the configuration.