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Chapter 3. Adding cloud integrations to the Hybrid Cloud Console

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You can connect Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, or Oracle Cloud accounts as cloud integrations in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console so that services hosted on the Hybrid Cloud Console can use data from public cloud providers.

3.1. Amazon Web Services (AWS) integrations with the Hybrid Cloud Console

You can connect your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account to the following services in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console:

Cost management

Connect your AWS account to cost management to track your cloud costs. You can use the cost management service to perform financially related tasks, such as:

  • Visualizing, understanding, and analyzing the use of resources and costs
  • Forecasting your future consumption and comparing them with budgets
  • Optimizing resources and consumption
  • Identifying patterns of usage for further analysis
  • Integrating with third-party tools that can benefit from cost and resourcing data

RHEL management bundle

Connect your AWS account to the RHEL management bundle in the Hybrid Cloud Console to use your Red Hat product subscriptions on AWS.

The RHEL management bundle grants access to additional capabilities which are useful to deploying Red Hat products on the public cloud, including:

  • Red Hat gold images: You can use Red Hat cloud images in AWS and bring your own subscription instead of paying hourly.
  • High precision subscription watch data: You can view precise public cloud usage data in subscription watch.
  • Autoregistration: This allows cloud instances to automatically connect to console.redhat.com when provisioned so you can use Red Hat Insights services.
Important

To use RHEL management, you need to first enable Simple Content Access. See the Red Hat Knowledge Article Simple Content Access for more information.

Red Hat Insights images

Connect your AWS account to build and launch customized images as virtual machines in hybrid cloud environments.

This workflow uses the Red Hat Insights images service, which is included in every Red Hat subscription, to deploy and manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) systems in AWS.

No application

Alternatively, you can add an AWS integration without connecting it to a Hybrid Cloud Console service, and select one or more services later.

3.1.1. Adding an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account as a cloud integration

You can connect your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a cloud integration so that you can use your AWS data with Hybrid Cloud Console services. After adding your AWS integration, you can view and manage your AWS and other integrations from the Integrations page in the Hybrid Cloud Console.

When adding your AWS account as an integration, you have two choices for the configuration mode:

  • Account authorization (recommended)
  • Manual configuration

Red Hat recommends using the Account authorization option for easier configuration and management. This option requires entering your AWS account credentials (Access key ID and Secret key ID) in the Hybrid Cloud Console to configure and manage your AWS integration automatically. You can use the Account authorization option to connect your AWS integration to one or more Hybrid Cloud Console services in one step during configuration.

If you do not want to provide your AWS credentials in the Hybrid Cloud Console, you can select Manual configuration and follow the steps in the wizard to manually configure your AWS account as an integration, and connect it to a Hybrid Cloud Console service.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as an Organization Administrator or as a user with Cloud Administrator permissions.

  • You have access to an AWS account that you want to use with the Hybrid Cloud Console that has the following Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles:

    • CreatePolicy
    • CreateRole
    • AttachRolePolicy
    • GetPolicy
    • GetRole
  • To use the Account Authorization configuration mode, you have the Access key ID and the Secret access key for your AWS account.

Procedure

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations.
  2. Select the Cloud tab.
  3. Click Add integration to open the Add a cloud integration wizard. If this is the first integration you are adding, skip this step.
  4. Select Amazon Web Services, and click Next.
  5. Enter a descriptive name for the integration, for example, my_aws_integration, and click Next.

  6. Select a configuration mode:

    • Account authorization allows Red Hat to configure and manage the integration for you after you provide your AWS credentials. This is the recommended configuration mode. If you select Account authorization, enter your AWS Access key ID and Secret access key.
    • Manual configuration allows you to configure and manage your AWS integration manually, without entering your AWS credentials in the Hybrid Cloud Console. Depending on the service you select in the next step, the wizard will require additional configuration in your AWS account.

  7. Select the service or services you want to connect with AWS, and click Next:

    Note

    You can connect additional Hybrid Cloud Console services after you finish creating the AWS integration. However, if you selected Account authorization as your configuration mode, you can connect multiple services at once in this step.

  8. Follow the steps in the wizard and refer to the related documentation listed in the previous step to complete adding the integration for that service.

Verification

  1. Go to the Integrations page and select the Cloud tab.
  2. Confirm that your AWS integration is listed and the status is Available.

3.2. Microsoft Azure integrations with the Hybrid Cloud Console

You can connect your Microsoft Azure account to the following services in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console:

Cost management

Connect your Microsoft Azure account to cost management to track your cloud costs. You can use the cost management service to perform financially related tasks, such as:

  • Visualizing, understanding, and analyzing the use of resources and costs
  • Forecasting your future consumption and comparing them with budgets
  • Optimizing resources and consumption
  • Identifying patterns of usage for further analysis
  • Integrating with third-party tools that can benefit from cost and resourcing data

RHEL management bundle

Connect your Microsoft Azure account to the RHEL management bundle in the Hybrid Cloud Console to use your existing Red Hat product subscriptions on Microsoft Azure.

The RHEL management bundle grants access to additional capabilities which are useful to deploying Red Hat products on the public cloud, including:

  • Red Hat gold images: You can use Red Hat cloud images in Microsoft Azure and bring your own subscription instead of paying hourly.
  • High precision subscriptions data: You can view precise public cloud usage data in the subscriptions service.
  • Autoregistration: This allows cloud instances to automatically connect to console.redhat.com when provisioned so you can use Red Hat Insights services.
Important

To use RHEL management, you need to first enable Simple Content Access. See the Red Hat Knowledge Article Simple Content Access for more information.

To add your Microsoft Azure account as an integration, the Hybrid Cloud Console cloud integrations wizard takes you to Azure Lighthouse to deploy a custom template to link your Red Hat and Microsoft Azure accounts.

In your Azure account, deploying the template sets up two Azure roles for RHEL Management:

  • Reader: This role allows the Hybrid Cloud Console to view all resources, but it cannot make any changes. See the Azure documentation for information about this role.
  • Managed Services Registration assignment Delete: This role enables clean-up of the authorization when you remove the Hybrid Cloud Console integration. See the Azure documentation for information about this role.

For more information about the Azure Resource Manager template, see Deploy the Azure Resource Manager template in the Azure documentation.

You can enable cloud access at the Azure tenant ID level to automatically enable the subscription IDs belonging to that tenant. Alternatively, you can add Azure integrations to the Hybrid Cloud Console individually by Azure subscription ID.

Red Hat Insights images

Connect your Microsoft Azure account to build and launch customized images as virtual machines in hybrid cloud environments.

This workflow uses the Red Hat Insights images service, which is included in every Red Hat subscription, to deploy and manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) systems in Microsoft Azure.

3.2.1. Adding a Microsoft Azure account as a cloud integration

You can connect your Microsoft Azure account to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a cloud integration so that you can use your Microsoft Azure data with Hybrid Cloud Console services. After adding your Azure integration, you can view and manage your Azure and other integrations from the Integrations page in the Hybrid Cloud Console.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as an Organization Administrator or as a user with Cloud Administrator permissions.
  • You have access to a Microsoft Azure account that you want to use with the Hybrid Cloud Console.

  • Your Azure user account has the minimum permissions required to use the Red Hat service:

    • For RHEL management and Launch images, to create the integration you must have a non-guest account in your tenant who has a role with the Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write permission, such as Owner, for the Azure subscription you are using. See the following Microsoft Azure documentation for more information:

Procedure

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations.
  2. Select the Cloud tab.
  3. Click Add integration to open the Add a cloud integration wizard. If this is the first integration you are adding, skip this step.
  4. Select Microsoft Azure, and click Next.
  5. Enter a descriptive name for the integration, for example, Azure_build, and click Next.

  6. Select the service you want to connect to Azure, and click Next:

    Note

    You can connect additional Hybrid Cloud Console services after you create the Azure integration. Depending on the service you want to use with Azure, the configuration steps vary slightly.

Verification

  1. Go to the Integrations page, and select the Cloud tab.
  2. Confirm that your Azure integration is listed and the status is Available.

3.3. Google Cloud integrations with the Hybrid Cloud Console

You can connect your Google Cloud account to the following services in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console:

Cost management

Connect your Google Cloud account to cost management to track your cloud costs. You can use the cost management service to perform financially related tasks, such as:

  • Visualizing, understanding, and analyzing the use of resources and costs
  • Forecasting your future consumption and comparing them with budgets
  • Optimizing resources and consumption
  • Identifying patterns of usage for further analysis
  • Integrating with third-party tools that can benefit from cost and resourcing data

RHEL management bundle

Connect your Google Cloud account to the RHEL management bundle in the Hybrid Cloud Console to use your Red Hat product subscriptions on Google Cloud.

The RHEL management bundle grants access to additional capabilities which are useful to deploying Red Hat products on the public cloud, including:

  • Red Hat gold images: You can use Red Hat cloud images in Google Cloud and bring your own subscription instead of paying hourly.
  • High precision subscription watch data: You can view precise public cloud usage data in subscription watch.
  • Autoregistration: This allows cloud instances to automatically connect to console.redhat.com when provisioned so you can use Red Hat Insights services.
Important

To use RHEL management, you need to first enable Simple Content Access. See the Red Hat Knowledge Article Simple Content Access for more information.

Red Hat Insights images

Connect your Google Cloud account to build and launch customized images as virtual machines in hybrid cloud environments.

This workflow uses the Red Hat Insights images service, which is included in every Red Hat subscription, to deploy and manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) systems in Google Cloud.

No application

Alternatively, you can add a Google Cloud integration without connecting it to a Hybrid Cloud Console service, and select one or more services later.

3.3.1. Adding a Google Cloud account as a cloud integration

You can connect your Google Cloud account to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a cloud integration so that you can use your Google Cloud data with Hybrid Cloud Console services. After adding your Google Cloud integration, you can view and manage your Google Cloud and other integrations from the Integrations page in the Hybrid Cloud Console.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as an Organization Administrator or as a user with Cloud Administrator permissions.
  • You have access to an AWS account that you want to use with the Hybrid Cloud Console.

Procedure

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations.
  2. Select the Cloud tab.
  3. Click Add integration to open the Add a cloud integration wizard. If this is the first integration you are adding, skip this step.
  4. Select Google Cloud, and click Next.
  5. Enter a descriptive name for the integration, for example, my_gcp_integration, and click Next.

  6. Select the service or services you want to connect with Google Cloud, and click Next:

    Note

    You can connect additional Hybrid Cloud Console services after you create the Google Cloud integration.

  7. Follow the steps in the wizard and refer to the related documentation listed in the previous step to complete adding the integration for that service.

Verification

  1. Go to the Integrations page, and select the Cloud tab.
  2. Confirm that your Google Cloud integration is listed and the status is Available.

3.4. Oracle Cloud integrations with the Hybrid Cloud Console

You can connect your Oracle Cloud account to use with cost management in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console to track your cloud costs. You can use the cost management service to perform financially related tasks, such as:

  • Visualizing, understanding, and analyzing the use of resources and costs
  • Forecasting your future consumption and comparing them with budgets
  • Optimizing resources and consumption
  • Identifying patterns of usage for further analysis
  • Integrating with third-party tools that can benefit from cost and resourcing data

3.4.1. Adding an Oracle Cloud account as a cloud integration

You can connect your Oracle Cloud account to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as a cloud integration to use your Oracle Cloud data with Hybrid Cloud Console services. After adding your Oracle Cloud integration, you can view and manage your Oracle Cloud and other integrations from the Integrations page in the Hybrid Cloud Console.

Currently, you can only connect Oracle Cloud integrations to the cost management service.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console as an Organization Administrator or as a user with Cloud Administrator permissions.
  • You have access to Oracle Cloud Console with access to the compartment you want to add to cost management.

Procedure

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations.
  2. Select the Cloud tab.
  3. Click Add integration to open the Add a cloud integration wizard. If this is the first integration you are adding, skip this step.
  4. Select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and click Next.
  5. Enter a descriptive name for the integration, for example, my_oracle_integration, and click Next.
  6. Select Cost management for the application to connect and click Next.
  7. Follow the steps in the wizard and refer to Integrating Oracle Cloud data into cost management to complete adding the Oracle Cloud integration to cost management.

Verification

  1. Go to the Integrations page, and select the Cloud tab.
  2. Confirm that your Oracle Cloud integration is listed and the status is Available.
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