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Chapter 33. Configuring the CNF project

When the project is created, your newly created CNF chart project web page displays.

The CNF project web page comprises of the following tabs:

  1. Overview - Contains the pre-publication and the certification checklists.
  2. Settings - Allows you to configure the project details.

From the right of the CNF project web page, click Actions menu to perform the following operations, if you require now or in the future, on the newly created CNF project:

33.1. Complete the checklist
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The Overview tab of the CNF project contains the pre-publication and certification checklists. These checklists consist of a series of tasks that you must complete, to publish your CNF project.

Before you publish your CNF project, perform the following tasks:

  1. Section 33.1.1, “Complete the pre-publication checklist for Vendor Validation”
  2. Section 33.1.2, “Complete the Certification checklist to certify the Vendor Validated CNF project”

33.1.1. Complete the pre-publication checklist for Vendor Validation
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33.1.1.1. Complete your company profile
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Keep your company profile up-to-date. This information gets published on the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog along with your certified product.

To verify your company profile, perform the following:

  1. Navigate to the Complete your company profile tile and click Edit.
  2. After filling in all the details, click Submit.
  3. To make any changes, select the tile and click Review. The Account Details page displays wherein you can review and modify the entered Company profile information.
Note

All the fields marked with an asterisk * are required and must be completed before you can proceed with the pre-publication checklist.

33.1.1.2. Provide details about your validation
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Navigate to the Provide details about your validation tile, to enter your project details that are displayed on the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog, so that users can pull your CNF project.

To provide details about your validation, perform the following:

  1. Click Start. You are navigated to the Settings tab.
  2. Enter all the required project details.
  3. After filling in all the details, click Save.
  4. To make any changes, select the tile and click Edit.

33.1.1.3. Attach a completed product listing
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This feature allows you to either create a new product listing, or to attach the project to an existing OpenShift product listing for your new CNF project.

  1. Navigate to the Attach a completed product listing tile.
  2. From the Select method drop-down menu, select Attach or edit. The Attach product listing page displays.

  3. Decide whether you want to attach your project to an existing product listing or if you want to create a new product listing:

    1. To attach your project to an existing product listing:

      1. From the Related product listing section, click Select a product listing drop-down arrow to select the required product listing.
      2. Click Save.

    2. To create a new product listing:

      1. Click Create new product listing.
      2. In the Product Name text box, enter the required product name.
      3. Click Save.
    3. From the Select method drop-down menu, click View product listing to navigate to the new product listing and fill in all the required product listing details.
    4. Click Save.

33.1.1.4. Validate the functionality of your CNF on Red Hat OpenShift
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This feature allows the Red Hat CNF certification team to check if your product meets all the standards for Vendor Validation.

To validate the functionality of your CNF project, perform the following:

  1. Select this option and click Start questionnaire. The CNF Questionnaire page displays.
  2. Enter all your product and company information.
  3. After filling in all the details, click Submit.
  4. To make any changes, select the tile and click Review process. The CNF Questionnaire page displays, allowing you to review and modify the entered information.

After you click Submit, a new functional certification request is created. The Red Hat CNF certification team will review and validate the entered details of the CNF questionnaire. After successful review and validation, your functional certification request will be approved, and the Certification Level field in the Product Listing will be set to Vendor Validated.

After completing each step, a green check mark will appear beside each tile to indicate that particular configuration item is complete. When all items are completed in the checklist, the disclosure caret to the left of Pre-publication Checklist will be closed.

Note

Select this option only if you want to certify your CNF project.

This is an optional feature that allows you to certify your Vendor Validated project by using the Red Hat certification tool. For every Vendor Validated project, a new functional certification request will be created on the Red Hat Partner Certification portal. When you place a request for certification, your functional certification request will be processed by the CNF team for certification.

If you certify your Vendor Validated CNF project then it will be displayed on the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog with the Certified label.

Prerequisites

  1. Complete the Pre-Publication checklist before proceeding with the Certification checklist.
  2. Certify your attached container images, operator bundles or helm charts before submitting your CNF project for certification.

Procedure

To certify your Vendor Validated CNF project, perform the following steps:

  1. Navigate to the Certify the functionality tool to certify your CNF tile and click Start. A new functional certification request is created and will be redirected to your project on the Red Hat Partner Certification (rhcert) portal.
  2. Run the CNF certification test suite or use DCI OpenShit App Agent . It consists of a series of test cases derived from best practices to evaluate whether your product adheres to these principles and satisfies the Red Hat certification standards.

  3. To certify your CNF project, perform the following steps on your CNF project page on the Red Hat Partner Certification (rhcert) portal:

    1. Navigate to the Summary tab,

      1. To submit your CNF certification test results, from the Files section click Upload. Select the claims.json and tnf_config.yml files. Then, click Next. A successful upload message is displayed.
      2. Add your queries related to certification, if any, in the Discussions text box.
      3. Click Add Comment. By using this option, you can communicate your questions to the Red Hat CNF certification team. The Red Hat CNF certification team will provide clarifications for your queries.

    2. In the Summary tab,

      1. Navigate to the Partner Product category.
      2. Click the edit icon below the Partner Product Version option to enter your product version and then click the checkmark button. Your product version gets updated.

    3. Navigate to the Properties tab,

      1. Click the Platform list menu to select the platform on which you want to certify your CNF project. For example - x86_64
      2. Click the Product Version list menu to select the Red Hat product version on which you want to certify your CNF project. For example - Red Hat OpenShift Platform
      3. Click Update Values. The selected values are updated.
Note

All the versions of partner products are not certified for use with every version of Red Hat products. You need to certify each version of your product with the selected Red Hat base version. For example, if you certify your product version 5.11 with Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform version 4.13, you can use only the 5.11 version and not the later versions. Therefore certify every version of your product individually with the latest version of the Red Hat base product.

The Red Hat CNF certification team will review and verify the details of your CNF project. When the Red Hat CNF certification team identifies issues or violations in the recommended best practices with your CNF, joint discussions will ensue to find the remediation options and timeline. The team also considers temporary exceptions if there is a commitment to fix the issues with an identified release target or timeline. All exceptions will be documented and published in a KIE base article listing all non compliant items before CNF gets listed on the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog but the technical details will remain private.

Note

All the containers, operators or Helm charts referenced in your CNF project must be recertified before beginning to certify a CNF project in the prescribed order.

After successful verification by the Red Hat CNF certification team, your Vendor Validated CNF project will become certified, and will be automatically published on the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog with the Certified label.

33.2. Managing Project settings
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You can configure the CNF project details through the Settings tab. When your CNF project gets successfully verified by the Red Hat CNF certification team, your product listing is published on the Red Hat Ecosystem catalog along with the following details:

  1. Project Details - This includes your Project name and Technical contact email address. This information will be used by Red Hat to contact you if there are any issues specific to your certification project.

    Note

    Red Hat recommends including the product version to the project name to aid easy identification of the newly created CNF project. For example, <CompanyName ProductName> 1.2 - OCP 4.12.2.

  2. Click Add new contact, if you want to add an Additional Technical contact email address.
  3. Click Save.
Note

All the fields marked with an asterisk * are required and must be completed before you can save your changes on this page.

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