cloudctl catalog load-archive --archive nfs-client-provisioner-bundle.tgz  --registry mycluster.icp:8500/kube-system --repo mgmt-charts --username  admin --password super_secure_password Note:  If you are using macOS, add  --username value  and  --password value , or set  these values in the environment as  DOCKER_USER  and  DOCKER_PASSWORD . Example 2-2 shows typical output for this command. cloudctl catalog load-archive --archive nfs-client-provisioner-bundle.tgz  --registry <cluster_CA_domain>:8500/kube-system --repo mgmt-charts Example 2-2 Output of the command Expanding archive OK Importing docker image(s) Processing image: nfs-client-provisioner-s390x:latest Loading Image Tagging Image Pushing image as:  mycluster.icp:8500/kube-system/nfs-client-provisioner-s390x:latest ... Uploading helm chart(s) Processing chart: charts/nfs-client-provisioner-multiarch-2.tgz Updating chart values.yaml Uploading chart Loaded helm chart OK Synch charts Synch started OK d. Click  Catalog  in the IBM Cloud Private console, and then search for  nfs-client . If the  import was successful, the  nfs-client  tile is visible on the IBM Cloud Private Catalog  page as in Figure 2-5. Chapter 2. Planning for installation  29