OpenShift Advanced Cluster Management Observability

Introduction
Pre-requisites
1 - Logging into aws locally
2 - Creating s3 bucket

Introduction

This document captures the environment setup steps for a ~30 minute live demo of the Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management observability feature for Openshift.

Pre-requisites

This guide assumes you have access to an Amazon Web Services account with persmissions to be able to create resources including s3 buckets and ec2 instances.

In my case I have an AWS Blank Open Environment provisioned through the Red Hat demo system.

1 - Logging into aws locally

Our first step is to login to our aws account locally via the aws cli which will prompt for four values:

aws configure

AWS Access Key ID [****************RAVM]:
AWS Secret Access Key [****************oHWv]:
Default region name [ap-southeast-1]:
Default output format [json]:

2 - Creating s3 bucket

After logging into aws lets confirm our permissions are working by creating the s3 bucket we will need later on.

aws s3 mb "s3://open-cluster-management-observability" --region "$(aws configure get region)"

make_bucket: open-cluster-management-observability