ForgeOps

Third-party software

Before installing the CDM, you must obtain non-ForgeRock software and install it on your local computer.

ForgeRock recommends that you install third-party software using Homebrew on macOS and Linux[1] .

The versions listed in the following table have been validated for deploying the CDM on Microsoft Azure. Earlier and later versions will probably work. If you want to try using versions that are not in the tables, it is your responsibility to validate them.

Install the following third-party software:

Software Version Homebrew package

Python 3

3.11.6

python

Bash

5.2.26

bash

Docker client

24.0.6

docker

Kubernetes client (kubectl)

1.28.4

kubectl

Kubernetes context switcher (kubectx)

0.9.5

kubectx

Kustomize

5.2.1

kustomize

Helm

3.13.2

helm

JQ

1.17

jq

Terraform

1.5.7

terraform

Azure Command Line Interface

2.55.0

azure-cli

Docker engine

In addition to the software listed in the preceding table, you’ll need to start a virtual machine that runs Docker engine before you can use the CDK:

The default configuration for a Docker virtual machine provides adequate resources for the CDM.

Next step

1. The Linux version of Homebrew does not support installing software it maintains as casks. Because of this, if you’re setting up an environment on Linux, you won’t be able to use Homebrew to install software in several cases. You’ll need to refer to the software’s documentation for information about how to install the software on a Linux system.