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Deploying Serverless-Goat-Java to the AWS Serverless Application Repository

The content of this folder helps to easily deploy Serverless-Goat-Java to AWS SAR.

Content

  • README.md: This file
  • Makefile: A Makefile containing the necessary commands to deploy Serverless-Goat-Java to SAR (uses a vulnerable setup by default!)
  • secure.yaml: A template that creates the necessary S3 Bucket and Policy required by SAR. This template is properly secured against the confused deputy attack described here.
  • vulnerable.yaml: A template version that is vulnerable to the depicted confused deputy attack. (This is the default template used for deploying Serverlerless-Goat-Java to SAR.)

Steps to deploy to SAR

Care: By default, a vulnerable template configuration will be used for the deployment!

  1. Enter the directory that contains this file
  2. Invoke make create-bucket to create a bucket with for all necessary artifacts. Configure sam as required. Beware that this bucket will be vulnerable ad vulnerable.yaml, as described above, will be used by default.
  3. Invoke make deploy to deploy the app to the Serverless Application Repository
  4. Copy the ARN of your newly created SAR app and replace <APP-ARN in the Makefile with it.
  5. Invoke make publish to make the newly created SAR app publicly accessible by everyone.

Note: All make commands can be executed with an AWS profile for authentication. E.g., make deploy PROFILE=testing