Also you can see the  IIBM Cloud Private Application Developer’s Guide , SG24-8441 IBM  Redbooks on how Helm is used for application management. IBM Cloud Private provides an easy to use, extend, and compose catalog of IBM and  third-party content. The following are some key concepts: The catalog provides a centralized location from which you can browse for and install  packages in your cluster Packages for additional IBM products are available from curated repositories that are included  in the default IBM Cloud Private repository list. Your environment must be connected to the  internet for you to access the charts for these packages. To view a list of all the IBM Cloud. Figure 1-14 shows the IBM Cloud Private catalog. IBM Cloud Private supports the Kubernetes Service Catalog. You can configure the service  broker applications to manage the Service Catalog resources and details. GLYPH<SM590000> Charts : A bundle of Kubernetes resources GLYPH<SM590000> Repository : A collection of charts GLYPH<SM590000> Releases:  A chart instance loaded into Kubernetes. The same chart can be deployed  several times and each becomes its own release 1.4.15 Catalog 1.4.16 Kubernetes Service Catalog for managing service brokers Figure 1-14 IBM Cloud Private catalog 18  IBM Cloud Private System Administrator’s Guide