@JunyaT27 To create a CSR file in a Docker container for Pega Platform, you can use OpenSSL. Here are the steps:

1. Install or access OpenSSL in your Docker container. You can do this by adding the necessary commands to your Dockerfile or by entering the container and installing OpenSSL manually. 2. Once OpenSSL is installed, you can generate the .csr, .crt, and .p12 files. In your terminal, enter the following commands: For .csr, enter: openssl req -out CSR.csr -key DS_PrivateKey.key -new For .crt, enter: openssl x509 -signkey DS_PrivateKey.key -in CSR.csr -req -days 365 -out mycustom.crt For .p12, enter: openssl pkcs12 -export -out certificate.pfx -inkey DS_PrivateKey.key -in mycustom.crt

Remember to replace 'DS_PrivateKey.key', 'CSR.csr', 'mycustom.crt', and 'certificate.pfx' with your actual file names.

Please note that these steps are for generating the .csr certificate file using OpenSSL. You can use other methods for generating certificates that are more suitable for your business needs or that are more compatible with your security standards.

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