Creating Wrapper Image with Resources

$ mkdir wrapper_image_data 
$ cd wrapper_image_data

Place the following files into the created directory:

• All files to be passed to the container, including database drivers.
• Dockerfile with the following content:

  #Dockerfile
  FROM <control center image with tag name>
  COPY --chown=$CONTAINER_USER <all file names with space between them> /app/CC/user_inputs/ 
  RUN chmod 775 /app/CC/user_inputs/*
  

• Invoke the following command to create wrapper image:

  $ docker build -f Dockerfile -t <wrapper image name with tag> .

  Push the created image to OpenShift or a local registry for access within the cluster using either Docker or Podman.

  Login to registry:

  $ docker login <registry URL> -u <registry user> -p <registry user password>
  $ podman login <registry URL> -u <registry user> -p <registry user password>
  

  Tag image with registry:

  $ docker tag <wrapper image name with tag created above> <registry url>/<image name>:<tag>
  $ podman tag <wrapper image name with tag created above> <registry url>/<image name>:<tag>
  

  Push image to registry:

  $ docker push <registry url>/<image name>:<tag>
  $ podman push <registry url>/<image name>:<tag>
  

  The newly created image is ready for use in the deployment.

  Note: The Control Center image can be pulled either directly from the entitlement registry or from a local registry.