Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated is now available on Red Hat Marketplace

2021 年 4 月 27 日Jacob Lucky1 分 (読了時間の目安)

We are excited to announce that as of today, hourly on-demand billing is now available for Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated on Customer Cloud Subscription in their existing AWS or Google Cloud account through Red Hat Marketplace. Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated is a fully-managed Red Hat OpenShift service on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud. Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated provides management of the full stack, from infrastructure to daily operations thereby reducing operational complexity and allowing organizations to focus on building and scaling applications that add more value to the business, go-to-market faster and get more from their cloud investment.

With Red Hat Marketplace, customers now have the ability to take advantage of self-service, on-demand hourly pricing for OpenShift Dedicated.

Self-Service sign up

Get started quickly by enabling on-demand pricing for new OpenShift Dedicated clusters in Red Hat Marketplace. Then set your billing model to on-demand for new clusters in OpenShift Cluster Manager.

Flexible pricing and consumption

Take advantage of flexible, on-demand pricing and scale clusters as you go and as business needs dictate, so you pay only for what you need. Leverage your existing cloud provider agreements for infrastructure costs.

How do I use OpenShift Dedicated with on-demand billing?

Prerequisites:

Your own AWS or Google Cloud account, configured as described in Requirements for Customer Cloud Subscriptions

Create an account or login to cloud.redhat.com/openshift
Visit Dedicated (On-Demand Limits)
- Click “Enable in Marketplace”
Create an account or login to Red Hat Marketplace
- Subscribe to OpenShift Dedicated On-Demand billing
- If you haven’t done so already, link your Red Hat Marketplace account to your Red Hat account from the Marketplace account settings page
Create a new OpenShift Dedicated cluster on cloud.redhat.com/openshift and set the billing model to on-demand