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Adding network options to hosted cluster creation task

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Laura Hinson
2025-04-08 11:02:54 -04:00
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@@ -12,27 +12,33 @@ To create a hosted cluster with the KubeVirt platform by using the console, comp
. Open the {product-title} web console and log in by entering your administrator credentials.
. In the console header, ensure that **All Clusters** is selected.
. In the console header, ensure that *All Clusters* is selected.
. Click **Infrastructure > Clusters**.
. Click *Infrastructure > Clusters*.
. Click **Create cluster > Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization > Hosted**.
. Click *Create cluster > Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization > Hosted*.
. On the **Create cluster** page, follow the prompts to enter details about the cluster and node pools.
. On the *Create cluster* page, follow the prompts to enter details about the cluster and node pools.
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[NOTE]
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* If you want to use predefined values to automatically populate fields in the console, you can create a {VirtProductName} credential. For more information, see _Creating a credential for an on-premises environment_.
* If you want to use predefined values to automatically populate fields in the console, you can create a {VirtProductName} credential. For more information, see "Creating a credential for an on-premises environment".
* On the *Cluster details* page, the pull secret is your {product-title} pull secret that you use to access {product-title} resources. If you selected a {VirtProductName} credential, the pull secret is automatically populated.
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. Review your entries and click **Create**.
. On the *Node pools* page, expand the *Networking options* section and configure the networking options for your node pool:
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The **Hosted cluster** view is displayed.
.. In the *Additional networks* field, enter a network name in the format of `<namespace>/<name>`; for example, `my-namespace/network1`. The namespace and the name must be valid DNS labels. Multiple networks are supported.
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.. By default, the *Attach default pod network* checkbox is selected. You can clear this checkbox only if additional networks exist.
. Monitor the deployment of the hosted cluster in the **Hosted cluster** view. If you do not see information about the hosted cluster, ensure that **All Clusters** is selected, and click the cluster name.
. Review your entries and click *Create*.
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The *Hosted cluster* view is displayed.
. Monitor the deployment of the hosted cluster in the *Hosted cluster* view. If you do not see information about the hosted cluster, ensure that *All Clusters* is selected, and click the cluster name.
. Wait until the control plane components are ready. This process can take a few minutes.
. To view the node pool status, scroll to the **NodePool** section. The process to install the nodes takes about 10 minutes. You can also click **Nodes** to confirm whether the nodes joined the hosted cluster.
. To view the node pool status, scroll to the *NodePool* section. The process to install the nodes takes about 10 minutes. You can also click *Nodes* to confirm whether the nodes joined the hosted cluster.