Chapter 4. Configure a proxy for the Cost Management Metrics Operator


You can configure a specific proxy for the Cost Management Metrics Operator (CMMO) to allow the CMMO to connect to Red Hat without granting access to the entire cluster.

If your OpenShift cluster is on an internal network with no direct Internet access, you must typically use a proxy to reach external services. However, configuring a cluster-wide proxy grants Internet access to all OpenShift components, including operators, telemetry, and updates. To maintain a restricted environment, configure a proxy specifically for the CMMO. This ensures that only the CMMO has the connectivity required to push cost data to the Red Hat Cost Management SaaS, while the rest of the cluster remains isolated.

Prerequisites

  • The Cost Management Metrics Operator is installed.
  • You have cluster administrator privileges.
  • A proxy server is configured and accessible from your OpenShift Container Platform cluster.

Procedure

  1. Follow the instructions in the Configuring proxy support in Operator Lifecycle Manager section of the OpenShift Container Platform documentation.
  2. When you are prompted to select an operator, select Cost Management Metrics Operator.
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