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Chapter 6. Launching customized RHEL images to the public cloud platforms with the cloud provider tools


You can launch your customized RHEL image to the public cloud platforms by using the tools that are available from the cloud providers.

6.1. Launching customized images on AWS web console

You can launch your customized image on the Amazon Web Service (AWS) by using AWS Management Console.

Prerequisites

  • You have already built a custom image for your target environment on AWS.
  • You have access to your custom image on AWS.

Procedure

  1. In the AWS Management Console, navigate to Compute EC2 Images.
  2. Copy your custom image to your AWS account to create a permanent copy. For details, follow the Copying your customized RHEL system image for AWS to a different region on your AWS EC2 procedure.
  3. From the AWS Management Console, launch your image as an instance.

Verification

  • From your terminal, connect to your instance with the ssh command, and using the ec2-user username.

6.2. Launching customized images on Microsoft Azure

You can launch your custom image on the Microsoft Azure using Microsoft Azure portal.

Prerequisites

Procedure

  1. Access the Images on the Microsoft Azure portal, and click on your custom image.
  2. On the Overview dashboard, click Create VM.
  3. In the Microsoft Azure wizard, configure the settings for the new virtual machine that you want to launch.
  4. On the Review + create tab, review the information about your image and click Create.

Verification

  • After the deployment is complete, access Infrastructure Virtual machines, and locate your new VM.

6.3. Launching customized images on Google Cloud Platform

You can launch your custom image on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) by using the Google Cloud command line interface.

Prerequisites

  • You have the gcloud cli installed.
  • You have already built a custom image for your target environment on Google Cloud.

Procedure

  1. Log in to your Google Cloud account from your terminal:

    $ gcloud auth login
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  2. Set the Google project where you want to create your image:

    $ gcloud config set project your-project-name
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  3. Create the custom image:

    $ gcloud compute images create image-name --source-image composer-api-image-builder-uuid --source-image-project red-hat-image-builder
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    Copy the image-builder-uuid from the ComposeID API endpoint.

  4. Access the Google Cloud Console from your browser, and locate your new image in Compute Engine Images.
  5. To launch a new virtual machine from your image, click Actions Create Instance.

Verification

  • In the Google Cloud console, navigate to the VM instances page. The Status of your new instance is running with a green check mark icon.
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