Installing QRadar EDR by using the Red Hat OpenShift Console
Install IBM® Security QRadar® EDR by using the Red Hat® OpenShift® Console.
Gather the information needed to install QRadar EDR
Make sure you know the registry key and other information to successfully install QRadar EDR.
Information needed | Description |
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The IBM Entitled Registry key |
After you purchase a license for QRadar EDR, an entitlement for the Cloud Pak software is associated with your MyIBM account ID. You must have an entitlement key for the IBM Entitled Registry to install QRadar EDR by the online or air-gapped method that uses the IBM Entitled Registry. The value of the key is set in a parameter that is used during installation.
You need the IBM Entitled Registry key during the installation process and it must continue to be valid through the entire lifecycle of the platform. Important: If the IBM Entitled Registry key
becomes invalid, you must create a new key in Passport Advantage® from a valid account and replace the key on QRadar EDR. If you do not replace the key on QRadar EDR, services fail.
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The Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) chosen for the QRadar EDR application | The FQDN of the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform cluster is used with the TLS certificate for the platform FQDN. You can choose to create a unique FQDN for the QRadar EDR platform if you don't want to use the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform cluster FQDN. For more information about the FQDN requirements, see Domain name and TLS certificates. |
Certificate of Authority (CA), if required for the QRadar EDR application domain. | For more information about certificates, see Domain name and TLS certificates. |
The persistent storage and storage class to be used. | For more information about the persistent storage required for QRadar EDR, see Storage requirements. |
Installing QRadar EDR by using the Red Hat OpenShift Console
Use the Red Hat OpenShift Console.