Training and Tutorials

Airlock Microgateway can be learned in different ways, depending on your role, experience level, and preferred learning format. For structured, instructor-led training with certification, join the Airlock Microgateway Connaisseur Training. For a more self-directed approach, use the online labs or explore the running example locally.

Microgateway Connaisseur training

Take the next step with the two-day Airlock Microgateway Connaisseur training and become a certified Airlock Microgateway expert. The training provides hands-on expertise in deploying, configuring, and operating Airlock Microgateway and covers key topics such as Microgateway architecture, observability, authentication and identity propagation, as well as API security.

By the end of the training, you will have the practical knowledge needed to use Airlock Microgateway effectively in your own environment. The training concludes with a certification exam on the second day.

For details on training dates, content, certification, registration, and other training-related information, see the training information page.

For questions, contact academy@airlock.com.

Online labs

Explore the Airlock Microgateway online labs at your own pace to gain hands-on experience with common configuration and operations tasks in a guided setup.

The labs provide a convenient way to explore Airlock Microgateway in a preconfigured cloud-based Kubernetes environment. They are well suited for getting familiar with key concepts and workflows without having to set up the full environment locally.

Running example

To explore a local setup, try the Airlock Microgateway running example. It provides a practical way to work through a concrete example environment and understand how the different components interact.

Use the running example with Rancher Desktop to get started locally and experiment with Airlock Microgateway in a setup that is easy to inspect and adapt.

The Git repository contains the following example configurations for different use cases:

	Web-protect	OIDC
Architecture overview
Description	This example shows how to protect your web application against threats.	This example shows how to enforce authentication using Microsoft Entra ID and OIDC.