SUMMARY.md

• Release Notes
• Inclusive language
• Introduction
  • Overview
• Setting up the environment for the CEX device plug-in
  • CEX resources on IBM Z and LinuxONE
• Getting started with the CEX device plug-in
  • Creating and establishing a CEX resource configuration map
    • Considerations for equally configured APQNs
    • Basic parameters
    • APQN parameters
    • Establishing the CEX resource configuration map
  • Installing and configuring the CEX device plug-in
    • Obtaining the CEX device plug-in
    • Installing the CEX device plug-in
    • Further details on the CEX device plug-in
• Allocation of CEX resources by containers
• Technical concepts and limitations
  • CEX configuration ConfigMap updates
  • Overcommitment of CEX resources
  • The device node z90crypt
  • The shadow sysfs
  • Hot plug and hot unplug of APQNs
  • SELinux and the Init Container
  • Limitations
    • Namespaces and the project field
• Prometheus Support
  • Details about the Prometheus support
  • Setting up the Prometheus support for the CEX device plug-in
  • Sample Prometheus use cases for the CEX resources
• Troubleshooting
  • Capturing debug data for support
• Appendix
  • Sample CEX resource configuration map
  • Sample CEX device plug-in daemonset yaml
  • Sample CEX crypto load container
  • Sample CEX quota restriction script
  • Sample CEX prometheus exporter yaml
  • Sample CEX prometheus exporter collector service yaml
  • Sample CEX prometheus exporter servicemonitor yaml
  • Sample CEX prometheus exporter service yaml
  • Environment variables
    • Environment variable recognized by the cex-plug-in application
    • Environment variable recognized by the cex-prometheus-exporter application
  • Migrating from kube-system to cex-device-plugin Namespace
• Additional resources
• Notices
  • Trademarks
  • Terms and conditions for product documentation