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platformQuickStarts/AWS/codepipelinebuild/README.md

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-= Serverless MVN builds Featuring AWS
+# Serverless MVN builds Featuring AWS
 
 This Quick Start is the foundation where other of the AWS quickstarts begin. This quickstart only BUILDS the `webgoat-server` spring boot jar. If you want to also run it on AWS skip to the other AWS quickstarts
 
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-== Create Pre-requisites 
+## Create Pre-requisites 
 
 First pick and AWS region and stick with it for ALL the quickstarts. This one was mostly executed on US-east-1/2 but any region with KMS, CodePipeline, and CodeBuild will work. Eu-Central-1, ap-southeast-1 and sa-east-1 have reported success also.
 
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 1. Create an S3 bucket and call it something meaningfull like `webgoat-stash-username` or something or use an existing bucket you have access to.
 2. Create a KMS Key. Make sure you are a key administrator so you can add key users later.
 
-== Deploy IAM role Cloud Formation Stacks
+## Deploy IAM role Cloud Formation Stacks
 
 In this folder there are two json cloudformation templates:
 -`01_IAM_codebuild.json`
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 You will use the CloudFormation templates to create two roles. One for CodePipeline and the Other for CodeBuild. You will use the name of the bucket you just created as a parameter. 
 
-== Update KMS Key
+## Update KMS Key
 
 Access the KMS key you created earlier...add the two IAM roles you just created and Key Users
 
-== Finally the Pipeline
+## Finally the Pipeline
 
 You will use the yaml cloudformation template `01_codepiplinebuild.yml` to create the code building pipeline. 
 

platformQuickStarts/GCP/GKE-Docker/README.md

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-= GKE - DockerHub
+# GKE - DockerHub
 
 This Quickstart shows how to create a Kubernettes Cluster using Google Cloud Platform's [GKE](https://cloud.google.com/container-engine/) and WebGoat Docker [Image](https://hub.docker.com/r/webgoat/webgoat-8.0/). 
 
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 2. You know how to `git clone`
 3. You have access to the gcloud SDK
 
-== Create Kubernettes Cluster
+## Create Kubernettes Cluster
 
 Using the cloud console the default settings will suffice. Just provide a cluster name that makes sense to you. Otherwise you can use the [Google Cloud Shell](https://cloud.google.com/shell/docs/) and the followihg command: 
 
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 Notice that Google Source is `readonly` and Cloud Platform as `Enabled`
 
 
-== Set up Kubectl
+## Set up Kubectl
 
 Using either Google Cloud Shell or other commandline gcloud SDK environment you need to set-up 'kubectl'
 
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 `gcloud container clusters get-credentials owaspbasiccluster --zone us-central1-b --project PROJECTNAME`
 
 
-== Deploy WebGoat Deployment
+## Deploy WebGoat Deployment
 
 Time to deploy the latest DockerImage for WebGoat
 
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 In the output you should see a message like "Created Load..."  after a "Creating load..." which means that the public facing loadbalancer (even thou there is just one container running!) is ready.
 
 
-== Test Deployment
+## Test Deployment
 
 From the previous `describe service` command the `LoadBalancer Ingress:` line should have the external IP. The line below should give the port.
 

platformQuickStarts/GCP/README.md

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-= WebGoat on GCP!
+# WebGoat on GCP!
 
 This folder contains sub folders for the various ways you could deploy WebGoat on Google Cloud Platform
 
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 3. You can use a Shell Linux/Mac/Google Cloud Shell
 
 
-== GKE Docker
+## GKE Docker
 
 Uses GKE to run the latest DockerHub version of WebGoat8
 
-== AppEngine
+## AppEngine
 
 WIP