Installing Global Mailbox using Certified Container

Installing OpenShift Container Platform
OpenShift container platform brings together Docker and Kubernetes, and provides an API to manage these services. OpenShift Container Platform allows you to create and manage containers.
Adding a non-root User
You can add a non-root user to the IBM Sterling Global Mailbox Certified Container image.
Adding Secrets
Various password credentials are used by the system to connect to various external components. You must create Kubernetes Secrets for each set of password credentials and certificates as mentioned below and provide the secret names in the respective configuration fields in values.yaml file.
Jobs
There are several jobs in IBM Sterling Global Mailbox Certified Container that are required to be run by a user.
Customize SSL configuration for Global Mailbox UI
Addition of MQ details in Helm
Setting up PersistentVolume(s)
A PersistentVolume (PV) is a piece of storage in the cluster that is provisioned by an administrator or dynamically provisioned using storage classes.
Configuring the Certified Container
The values.yaml file in the Helm Charts contains all the configurations required for the application.
Downloading Certified Container Artifacts
Installing a new Global Mailbox system using Certified Container with Helm Command Line
Completing your Global Mailbox installation