Hi!
OTKs solution kits can be installed on the command line. However, that does not mean that everything can be configured that way. Unfortunately. But you could still try that to see how far you can get.
I personally have now looked into using docker images with OTK. This is the idea:
- you install OTK manually as today and configure it
- you export all policies a bundles using RESTMan
- you build a new docker based gateway image that includes exported bundles
- OTK is now completely configured when you run the new container
Please have a look at Victor Kazakovs blog posts around that (https://communities.ca.com/blogs/gateway). If there is enough interest I could write a post on my 'OTK in docker' story.
I know this is probably not the answer that you were looking for but maybe it still helps.