Accessing Process Mining images

To access and pull the IBM Process Mining Images from the IBM Entitled Registry, you must obtain your unique Entitlement Key and create two secrets, ibm-entitlement-key and ibm-registry, containing your unique Entitlement Key. You can use the ibm-entitlement-key secret name for the IBM Process Mining Operator and the ibm-registry secret name for the Db2 Operator.

Obtaining the entitlement key

Log in to Container Software Library using your IBM id and password that are associated with the entitled software.
In the Entitlement keys section, click Copy key to copy the entitlement key to the clipboard.
Save the key in a safe place. You need the key to create your pull secret.
Optional: Verify the validity of the key by logging in to the IBM Entitled Registry by using a container tool:
```
docker login cp.icr.io --username cp --password <YourEntitlementKey>
```
```
podman login cp.icr.io --username cp --password <YourEntitlementKey>
```
Where YourEntitlementKey stands for your unique Entitlement Key.

Adding an Entitlement Key to a namespace

You can put the information in the Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform global cluster pull secret (which contains your Entitlement Key) to pull images for your Kubernetes installation.

Do the following steps to add an entitlement key to your namespace:

Go to Workloads > Secrets.
Select the openshift-config project.
Open the pull-secret entry.
Open the drop-down menu and click Edit secret.
Add the following entries to the fields:

Registry server address

cp.icr.io

Username

cd

Password

<YourEntitlementKey>

Email

<YourEmail>