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Leo Christy Jesuraj edited this page Jun 2, 2026
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Note: This driver is for internal testing and demo purposes only. For production use, refer to the instructions here.
- Update your OpenShift cluster with a global pull secret for the cp.stg.icr.io entitled registry:
- Get an entitlement key to the IBM Entitled Container Fulfillment Registry. Log in to MyIBM Container Software Library with the IBMid and password that are associated with the entitled software. Click on 'View library' on the left and it should show that you have entitlement for 'all' IBM software. Follow the process under Obtaining a staging entitlement key if you are not able to access the library or you don't have entitlement to 'all' IBM software.
- In the Entitlement keys section, select
Copy keyto copy the entitlement key to the clipboard. - Use the console to configure the global pull secret with entitled registry (cp.stg.icr.io) credentials.
- In the console, click
Workloads>Secretsand select theopenshift-confignamespace. - Find the existing
pull-secretsecret. - Select
Edit Secret. - Click
Add Credentialsto add an entry for the entitled registry. Specifycp.stg.icr.ioas the registry server address,cpas the username, and the entitlement key that you obtained in the previous step as the password.
Note: CatalogSource based install option is not available yet for 1.6.2 release candidate due to the wider infrastructure related issue. When it's available, we'll add the details here and notify.
- Install options:
- To install the Operator using kubectl, use the artifacts in https://github.com/application-stacks/runtime-component-operator/tree/deploy-1.6.2/internal/deploy/kubectl
- To install the Operator using kustomize, use the artifacts in https://github.com/application-stacks/runtime-component-operator/tree/deploy-1.6.2/internal/deploy/kustomize/daily
- Create custom resources (CRs) to deploy applications and to gather trace/dump:
- Follow the documentation