Accessing a cluster using Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) with STS
15 mins
Once a cluster is successfully created within your ROSA environment, there are a few ways to access it. The preferred method is accessing your cluster using an identity provider (IDP) account.
What will you learn?
- Accessing your new cluster through Web Console
- Granting administrator roles to specific user groups for cluster access
- Best practice through IDP access
What do you need before starting?
- Created ROSA cluster
- GitHub account (if using IDP access option)
- ROSA Command Line Interface (CLI)
Cluster access options
Once you know how to access your cluster in your preferred way, you are officially finished with standing up your cluster within a ROSA environment. Now you may use your new cluster or create more as needed.
Deleting a cluster
If you need to delete your cluster for any reason from your environment, it can be easily done from the ROSA CLI.
- To delete a cluster, enter in the appropriate commands within the interface and perform any additional stack cleanup as necessary.
- Please note that this action will not delete any STS roles or policies. Should you wish to delete those as well, follow these instructions.
Get more support
This learning path is for operations teams or system administrators
Developers may want to check out Foundations of OpenShift on developers.redhat.com.