Using docker-compose deployments
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1] Choose the correct docker-compose deployment yaml from sample-docker-compose/ directory
2] Populate environment variables for Appsentinels controllers
	a) APPLICATION_INFO 		- Should represent your application
	b) ENVIRONMENT 	        	- Nature of deployment eg: UAT or a Production
	c) SAAS_API_KEY_VALUE		- API Key provided to you by Appsentinels (optional for sniffer sensor)
3] For TAP and sniffer sensor only
	a) TAP_INTERFACE		 - Interface to sniff your application
	b) TAP_FILTER			 - BPF filter with hyphens for spaces, eg: port-8090-or-3000-and-tcp
        c) REMOTE_CONTROLLER_SERVER_NAME - (sniffer sensor only) hostname or IP of controller, eg: remote-controller
4] Spawn your deployment using docker-compose. Eg:  docker-compose -f <deployment yaml file> pull && docker-compose -f <deployment yaml file> up -d

Using K8 ingress mirror mode
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1] Under k8-ingress-mirrormode, you will find a sample deployment-nginx-tap-sample.yaml file which will help you
deploy appsentinels controller along side nginx ingress controller
2] Define hostname for the POD (aka, hostname under specs)
3] Define necessary properties for new container (appsentinels-controller) as in the deployment-nginx-tap-sample.yaml
4] Define relevant environmentals (envs) as described as highlighted in the deployment-nginx-tap-sample.yaml


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