How to install a FIPS compliant Velero version in redhat clusters?

[Naveen-Kamagani]

How to install a FIPS compliant Velero version in redhat clusters?
Is there any documentation for the above process ?

[hazzel23]

To install a FIPS-compliant version of Velero in Red Hat clusters, you can follow these general steps:

Ensure FIPS Mode: Make sure that FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) mode is enabled on your Red Hat cluster. FIPS-compliant software adheres to strict security standards outlined by NIST.
Download Velero: Obtain the FIPS-compliant version of Velero suitable for your Red Hat cluster from a trusted source.
Installation: Follow the standard installation process for Velero, ensuring that you use the FIPS-compliant version. This may involve using package managers like YUM or APT, or downloading binaries directly from the Velero repository.
Configuration: Configure Velero to work with your Red Hat cluster. This typically involves providing appropriate authentication credentials and specifying the resources you want to back up.
Testing: Once Velero is installed and configured, perform thorough testing to ensure that it functions correctly in your FIPS-compliant environment.
As for documentation, you can check the official Velero documentation or Red Hat's documentation for specific guidance on installing and configuring Velero in a FIPS-compliant manner. Additionally, you may find relevant information in Red Hat's knowledge base articles or community forums.

Remember to always verify the authenticity of the software and documentation sources to ensure security and reliability in your environment.

[kaovilai]

You can install OADP Operator which is available in the OperatorHub Marketplace.

This operator ships FIPS complaint velero per v1.3 release notes.