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* Class2 errata mod2lab1: and a automated Test Framework. > and an automated test framework. closed an relaunched. > closed and relaunched. To utilize the helper functions the framework includes > To utilize the helper functions included in the framework mod2lab2: fix image for selecting the environment mod2lab4: If you need to launch the container once more, follow the instructions in this previous lab and log in as snops. mod2lab5: to the the 1_Authenticate > to the 1_Authenticate > mod3lab2: #. The above f5-newman-wrapper <--fix indentation Delete any virtual servers or Pools that appear in the GUI. <--add to be more explicit mod3lab3: f5-newman-build-3 contains > f5-newman-build-4 contains mod4mod4: if it’s not please refer to Class 2 Module 2 on starting the service. > if it’s not please refer to Class 2 Module 1 Lab 2 on starting the service. mod4lab1: minor edits to Slack explanation mod4lab2: Once the Job is saved, <---fix indentation Highlight over the third Stage to prompt for the Approval <---fix indentation Repeat steps 2 & 3 of the last module, <--Repeats steps 2 & 3 of the previous task to create 2 new Jenkins jobs, mod4lab3 Destruction of an Application Services is > Destruction of Application Services is Repeat steps 2 & 3 of the first module > Repeat steps 2 & 3 of task 1 in the previous lab if you have extra time > If you have extra time * trying to fix indentation and numbered lists
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‎docs/class2/module2/lab1.rst

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In this task you will Import a Postman Collection that contains Installation
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helpers, Examples and an automated Test Framework. The collection is installed
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#. You should now see a collection named ``F5_Postman_Workflows`` in your
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Postman Collections sidebar, in some cases the Collections don't appear until Postman
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has been closed and relaunched.
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Task 2 - Install f5-postman-workflows into your Postman Client
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To utilize the helper functions included in the framework, we must install those
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‎docs/class2/module2/lab4.rst

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#. Return to, or open an SSH session as described in the :ref:`previous lab <lab1_3_1>`
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If you need to launch the container once more, follow the instructions in this :ref:`previous lab <lab1_2_1>`
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#. Run ``cd f5-postman-workflows/local``
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‎docs/class2/module2/lab5.rst

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‎docs/class2/module3/lab2.rst

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#. Navigate to the location containing the f5-newman-wrapper files ``cd ~/f5-automation-labs/jenkins/f5-newman-build``
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"description":"Execute a chained workflow that authenticates to a BIG-IP and builds configuration",
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"globalEnvVars":"/home/snops/f5-postman-workflows/framework/f5-postman-workflows.postman_globals.json",
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"description":"Execute a chained workflow that authenticates to a BIG-IP and builds configuration",
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"globalEnvVars":"/home/snops/f5-postman-workflows/framework/f5-postman-workflows.postman_globals.json",
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"globalOptions": {
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"globalVars": {
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"bigip_mgmt": "10.1.1.10",
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"bigip_password":"admin",
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"bigip_partition":"Common",
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"bigip_pool_name":"module_3_pool",
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"bigip_pool_member":"75.67.228.133:80",
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"bigip_object_state":"user-up",
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"bigip_object_session":"user-enabled",
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"bigip_vs_name":"module_3_vs",
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"bigip_vs_destination":"10.1.20.129:80",
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"bigip_node_name":"75.67.228.133",
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"bigip_http_monitor":"module_3_http_monitor",
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"workflow": [
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