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-====== Review ======
-Congratulations! You successfully completed a WHOLE lot of automation!
-  * Installed and configured Oracle VirtualBox using Ansible
-  * Deployed a fleet of auto-installed virtual Ubuntu servers
-  * Provisioned Kubernetes on these servers
-  * Deployed a MySQL service
-  * Deployed a demonstration web application that consumes the MySQL service
-There are clearly things to consider to deploy an actual production web application. Here are a few things you can experiment with:
-  * create a playbook to bring the environment back up when the host reboots
-  * use of Kubernetes secrets instead of environment variables to configure the MySQL root password
-  * configure a Nginx virtual system for [[https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/admin-guide/security-controls/terminating-ssl-http/|SSL Termination]]
-  * fork your own demo application and add https support
-  * Prometheus Node Exporter: explore metrics at the node (system) level; relatively easy to set up, it exposes useful metrics about host machine resources
-  * CI/CD Pipelines: Investigate a simple pipeline (Jenkins, GitLab CI, etc) to automate building a container image for your web app and trigger Deployments when code changes.
-====== Learn More ======
-Learn more by installing sqlmap and scan the test application for vulnerabilities.
-====== Next Step ======
-You have reached the end of this lab.
-To clean up the environment from your host:
-<code>ansible-playbook destroy_fleet.yml</code>
-Or back to [[Step 6 - Application Configuration]] or [[Start]]