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     * LAB #1 - Role Based Access Control and TLS Certificates     * LAB #1 - Role Based Access Control and TLS Certificates
       * 1.1 - Overview       * 1.1 - Overview
-      * 1.2 - The /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml file+      * 1.2 - The /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml File
       * 1.3 - Creating a serviceAccount       * 1.3 - Creating a serviceAccount
-      * 1.4 - User creation +      * 1.4 - Creating a User 
-      * 1.5 - TLS certificates +      * 1.5 - TLS Certificates 
-    * LAB #2 - Implementing security at Pod level+    * LAB #2 - Pod Security Implementation
       * 2.1 - Overview       * 2.1 - Overview
       * 2.2 - Kubernetes Security Context       * 2.2 - Kubernetes Security Context
-        * ReadOnlyRootFilesystem 
-        * drop 
       * 2.3 - Kubernetes Network Policies       * 2.3 - Kubernetes Network Policies
       * 2.4 - Kubernetes Resource Allocation Management       * 2.4 - Kubernetes Resource Allocation Management
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 =====LAB #1 - Role Based Access Control and TLS Certificates===== =====LAB #1 - Role Based Access Control and TLS Certificates=====
  
-====001.1 - Overview====+====1.1 - Overview====
  
 A Kubernetes object is either linked to a Namespace or not linked to a Namespace. A Kubernetes object is either linked to a Namespace or not linked to a Namespace.
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-====1.4 - Creating a user====+====1.4 - Creating a User====
  
 Users are part of the configuration context that defines the cluster name and the namespace name: Users are part of the configuration context that defines the cluster name and the namespace name:
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-====1.5 - TLS certificates====+====1.5 - TLS Certificates====
  
 By default, communication between kubectl and the Kubernetes API is encrypted. Certificates are located in the **/var/lib/kubelet/pki/** directory of each node: By default, communication between kubectl and the Kubernetes API is encrypted. Certificates are located in the **/var/lib/kubelet/pki/** directory of each node:
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