`manage install`

Provision a cluster and install IBM Guardium® Data Security Center.

Use one of the following install commands based on your needs for installing Guardium Data Security Center.

cluster: Use this command to provision a cluster on your cloud platform by using Terraform scripts.
guardcenter: Install Guardium Data Security Center on an existing cluster.
all: Provision a cluster and install Guardium Data Security Center. This command combines the functions of the cluster and guardcenter commands.

The following cloud platforms are supported for the install commands:

Prerequisites for using `install` commands

Install the following tools before you install Guardium Data Security Center on your instance.

The following table includes a list of the tools, their supported versions, a link to download and install them, and a validation command.

Table 1. Tools for installing Guardium Data Security Center
Tool	Supported versions	Required	Download and install link	Validation command
Docker Desktop	4.2.0 and later	Pick either Docker Desktop or Docker Engine.	https://docs.docker.com/desktop	`docker --version`
Docker Engine	20.0.0 and later	Pick either Docker Desktop or Docker Engine.	https://docs.docker.com/engine	`docker --version`
Podman	5.2.4 and later	Yes	https://podman.io/docs/installation Note: You can also install Podman by running the following Homebrew command: `brew install python@3.9`	`podman --version`
Python3	3.9.19	Yes	https://www.python.org/downloads Note: You can also install Python3 by running the following Homebrew command: `brew install podman`	`python3 --version`
PyYAML	5.4.1 and later	Yes	https://pypi.org/project/PyYAML/	`pip show PyYAML`
OpenSSL	3.3.1	Yes	https://www.openssl.org/source	`openssl version`
yq	Most current version	Yes	https://github.com/mikefarah/yq/#install	`yq --version`

Obtain your entitlement key before you install Guardium Data Security Center. For more information, see Obtain your entitlement key.