IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container
Platform This section explains how to set up and configure IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container
Platform and workloads on
IBM Z and LinuxONE servers in your environment, and provides information about troubleshooting
issues that you might encounter during the procedure.
Overview IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform on IBM Z and IBM LinuxONE addresses the need for data and privacy protection, allowing you to focus on your solution stack.Setting up and configuring IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform .Logging for IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform IBM Confidential Computing Containers instance, you must set up logging by adding the logging configuration in the env section of the contract .Encrypted Multi-Persona Contract IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform introduces the Encrypted Multi-Persona Contract , an encrypted contract model that supports zero trust principles across multiple personas and legal entities.Configuring resources for workloads IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (CCCO ) virtual machines (VMs) in your workload.Monitoring IBM LinuxONE LPAR and Peer Pods IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (CCCO ) Peer Pod deployments, you can monitor the health, performance, and security of IBM LinuxONE Logical Partitions (LPAR) and the Peer Pods. This capability applies only to LPARs running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system.Troubleshooting IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (CCCO ) deployment, the following information might help you identify and resolve the issues.Error messages IBM Confidential Computing Containers for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (CCCO ) virtual machine (VM), and provides the solution for each.