This repository contains terraform code to create a minimum Red Hat OpenShift cluster in a VPC that conforms to the FS Cloud reference architect.

The internal registry for Red Hat OpenShift managed on IBM Cloud uses object storage for persistence. This code will also create a Cloud Object Storage instance in the resource group used for the OpenShift Cluster.

• Infrastructure as Code: Creating Red Hat OpenShift clusters on VPC Gen2
  • General Requirements
  • Using Visual Studio Code
  • How to use IBM Cloud Schematics

Same for every pattern, the requirements are documented in the Environment Setup. It includes:

• Create an IBM Cloud User Account
• Create separate IBM Cloud accounts for development and production
• Create and name a single GitHub repository (repo) for your Terraform (TS) project
• Create a local workspace on your computer for the Github repository
• Install Visual Studio’s to configure your TF modules
• Use the IBM Cloud user account to access IBM Cloud Schematics

• Create a public Github repository for the below work
• Launch Visual Studio Code (VSC) and launch a new VSC terminal
• In the VSC terminal type “pwd”
• Cd down into “github”
• Type in mkdir “fss-cloud”
• Cd down to fss-cloud
• Open up VSC, then clone the fss-cloud-automation repo into the working directory fss-cloud
• Setup your push & pull Github account in VSC
• Make the necessary changes to the TF modules, and any other files
• 11. Commit the changes and push to GitHub

• Log into IBM Cloud and access Schematics
• Switch to the IBM Cloud account where you wish to create Schematics Workspace
• In Schematics, create your Workspace
• Name the Workspace, add a tag, select your resource group (if you haven’t, create one or use the default)
• Select your region and add in the description for the Schematics Workspace and then choose Create
• Add in your fss-cloud, Terraform, Github repository in the Schematics URL section
• Select Terraform version _v0.12 and Save template information
• For the Variables section, add any custom variables to override the TF modules and click Save Changes
• In Schematics, click on Generate plan at the top. If the plan is successful you can click on Apply Plan
• If the Schematics Apply plan was unsuccessful, review the logs to fix the issues
• In IBM Cloud, choose the hamburger menu and choose Resource List, to review your deployments