Virtualization Solutions
Virtualization on IBM Cloud® provides enterprises with a scalable and secure foundation for running their virtualized workloads in a public cloud environment. By abstracting physical resources into virtualized environments, organizations can optimize their infrastructure utilization, reduce operational complexity, and accelerate application delivery.
- Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Service
- About native VM storage migration
- Access requirements
- Backing up and restoring the RHACM Hub with IBM Cloud Object Storage
- Operational guidance
- After recovery
- Before a Hub backup intended for disaster recovery
- Before you restore to a replacement Hub
- Before you begin
- Final readiness checklist
- Related information
- Step 1: Enable RHACM cluster backup
- 10.1 Prepare the replacement Hub
- 10.2 Verify the RHACM Restore custom resource
- The original hub remains available for a planned DR test or migration
- The original hub is unavailable
- 10.3 Determine the state of the original Hub
- 10.4 Create the RHACM Restore resource
- 10.5 Validate RHACM management-plane recovery
- 10.6 Validate Managed Service Account recovery before you diagnose automatic import
- 10.7 Validate managed-cluster reconnection
- 10.8 if an imported cluster remains in Pending Import
- 10.9 Make the replacement Hub active and resume backups
- Step 10: Restore to a replacement RHACM Hub
- Step 2: Create and authorize the COS backup repository
- Step 3: Create the COS credentials secret
- Step 4: Configure the DataProtectionApplication
- Step 5: Verify BackupStorageLocation is available
- 6.1 Enable managedserviceaccount in MultiClusterEngine
- 6.2 Validate the Managed Service Account and automatic-import credentials