Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes 2.10 Support Matrix
Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes (RHACM) provides the tools and capabilities to address common challenges that administrators and site reliability engineers face as they work across a range of environments, including multiple data centers, private clouds, and public clouds that run Kubernetes clusters.
For more details, see the product documentation.
See the following product capabilities:
- Easily provision Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform clusters and offer complete cluster lifecycle management (create, upgrade, destroy) from a single console. Discover and onboard existing clusters into a consistent management domain.
- Use policies to automatically configure and maintain consistency of security controls required by industry or self-imposed corporate standards.
- Deploy and maintain day 2 operations of business applications distributed across your cluster landscape.
General support statement
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The most current version of RHACM is supported, along with the two previous versions, and all z-stream releases of those versions.
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The most recent Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RHOCP) version is supported with this RHACM version, along with two previous RHOCP versions, and z-stream releases of those supported RHOCP versions.
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This version of RHACM also supports the very next RHOCP version that is released.
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For RHACM product lifecycle information, see Lifecycle and update policies.
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For product lifecycle information for RHOCP, see Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Life Cycle. RHACM is not supported on RHOCP versions that have reached their end-of-life status.
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RHACM aligns with support for the multicluster engine for Kubernetes operator. See the MCE support matrix.
Supported browsers
Because they share the same interface, the integrated console user interface supports the same browsers as the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. See Accessing the web console in the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform documentation for information about supported browsers and versions.
Supported platforms for RHACM
RHACM has two main components:
- A server component called the “hub cluster” where the management tools and user interface run
- A client component that is installed on all Kubernetes clusters that can be managed by the “hub cluster”
- Note: You do not have to use a dedicated cluster for your hub cluster.
Platform | Supported for hub cluster | Supported for managed cluster |
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New Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RHOCP) 4.16, and later 4.16.x releases | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RHOCP) 4.15, and later 4.15.x releases | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RHOCP) (EUS) 4.14, and later 4.14.x releases | ||
RHOCP 4.13 , and later 4.13.x releases | ||
RHOCP 3.11.784, and later 3.11.x releases (Deprecated) | ||
Single node OpenShift (SNO) | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated | ||
RHOCP on IBM Cloud (RHOIC) | ||
Microsoft Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS with Hosted Control Planes (ROSA HCP) | ||
RHOCP on bare metal | ||
RHOCP on VMware vSphere | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization (RHOV) | ||
RHOCP on Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) | ||
RHOCP on Red Hat Virtualization (RHV) (Deprecated) | ||
RHOCP on Arm | ||
RHOCP on IBM Z | ||
RHOCP on IBM Power Systems | ||
RHOCP on AWS GovCloud | ||
RHOCP on Microsoft Azure Government | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | ||
Hosted control planes for RHOCP 4.14 and later | ||
Amazon EKS (Kubernetes 1.29.0) | ||
Amazon EKS Distro version 1.29.0-EKS-43840fb (Technology Preview) | ||
Google GKE (Kubernetes 1.29.0) | ||
IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (Kubernetes 1.29.0) | ||
Microsoft AKS (Kubernetes 1.29.0) |
Note: As the pace of change in public cloud features is high, constantly changing and evolving, the compatibility for RHACM is correct at GA of the product. Best effort basis during errata cycle for public cloud vendors introduced breaking changes (intended or unintended) to existing functionality. Any other changes or additions would be considered as a Request For Enhancement (RFE), which is evaluated for potential inclusion in future releases. An RFE can be requested using standard support mechanisms. For more details on Red Hat Support, see What is Commercially Reasonable Support?
For Kubernetes services, see Public Cloud Kubernetes support statement.
Feature support
RHACM allows you to perform actions on the clusters that it manages, and provides features for interacting with and providing information about those clusters. This section outlines the status of features support that you can perform on clusters.
Observability
Features | RHOCP | OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | IBM Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Services | Azure Red Hat OpenShift | OpenShift Dedicated | ROSA | Amazon EKS | Google GKE | IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service | Microsoft AKS |
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Dashboard overview | ||||||||||
Filtering by provider, region, condition, and Kubernetes type | ||||||||||
Dynamic search across Kubernetes | ||||||||||
Cluster Health Monitoring | ||||||||||
Application topology view | ||||||||||
Cluster SLOs and Cluster Health Grafana dashboard | ||||||||||
Global hub phase 1: policy compliance view (Technology Preview) | ||||||||||
CCX Insights |
Cluster Lifecycle Management
Features | RHOCP | OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | IBM Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Services | Azure Red Hat OpenShift | OpenShift Dedicated | ROSA | Amazon EKS | Google GKE | IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service | Microsoft AKS |
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Cluster list view | ||||||||||
Import existing cluster | ||||||||||
Create a cluster | ||||||||||
Upgrade a cluster | ||||||||||
Destroy a cluster | ||||||||||
Ansible integration during cluster creation and upgrade (requires Ansible Automation Platform) | ||||||||||
Scale clusters (Clusters created with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management only) | ||||||||||
Discover unmanaged OpenShift Container Platform clusters at cloud.redhat.com for importing (Clusters must have telemetry enabled with console.redhat.com) | ||||||||||
Cluster Hibernate | On AWS, GCP, Azure only | On AWS, GCP, Azure only | ||||||||
ClusterPools (Technology Preview) | On AWS, GCP, Azure only | On AWS, GCP, Azure only |
Supported providers for Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes (RHACM) RHOCP cluster creation
Infrastructure | Hive Operator | Infrastructure Operator | Hosted Control Planes Operator |
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Amazon Web Services, AWS GovCloud (US) | (Technology Preview) | ||
Google Cloud Platform | |||
Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Azure Government | |||
Bare Metal | |||
Nutanix | |||
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization (Versions supported by RHOCP) | |||
VMware vSphere (Versions supported by RHOCP) | |||
Red Hat OpenStack Platform (Versions supported by RHOCP) | |||
Red Hat Virtualization (RHV) (Versions supported by RHOCP) (Deprecated) | |||
Hosted Control Planes for non-Baremetal Agent Providers (vSphere, Nutanix, RHOSP versions supported by RHOCP) | (Technology Preview) |
Application Lifecycle Management
Features | RHOCP | OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | IBM Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Services | Azure Red Hat OpenShift | OpenShift Dedicated | ROSA | Amazon EKS | Google GKE | IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service | Microsoft AKS |
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Ansible integration (requires Ansible Automation Platform) | ||||||||||
Application list view | ||||||||||
Topology view: Cluster to application relationship to resources | ||||||||||
Channel and subscription deployment from CI/CD | ||||||||||
Placement by labels and rules across cluster | ||||||||||
Subscriptions activated at specific time windows | ||||||||||
View applications from Red Hat OpenShift GitOps | ||||||||||
Register managed clusters to Red Hat OpenShift GitOps to deploy applications | ||||||||||
Application sets | ||||||||||
View applications from Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform | ||||||||||
View applications from FluxCD |
Governance
Features | RHOCP | OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | IBM Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Services | Azure Red Hat OpenShift | OpenShift Dedicated | ROSA | Amazon EKS | Google GKE | IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service | Microsoft AKS |
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Dashboard overview with policies and cluster violations | ||||||||||
Policies list view | ||||||||||
Pre-created policies following security standards: NIST CSF, PCI | ||||||||||
Governance across clusters | ||||||||||
Leverage Policy to configure Kubernetes resources | ||||||||||
Deploy operators with Policy | ||||||||||
Remediation with enforcement | ||||||||||
Policy generator plugin (only supported for the GitOps flow) | ||||||||||
Install Gatekeeper operator with an operator policy | ||||||||||
Install the compliance operator with an operator policy | ||||||||||
Remediation with enforcement using Ansible integration (requires Ansible Automation Platform) |
Add-ons
Platforms | Submariner | Volsync |
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Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RHOCP) | ||
RHOCP on IBM Cloud (RHOIC) | (Technology Preview) | |
Microsft Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) | ||
RHOCP on bare metal | (Technology Preview) | |
RHOCP on VMware vSphere | ||
RHOCP on Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) | ||
RHOCP on IBM Power Systems | (Technology Preview) | |
Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Engine | ||
Amazon EKS | ||
Google GKE | ||
IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service | ||
Microsoft AKS |
Note: Only non-NSX deployments are supported when configuring multicluster networking with Submariner on VMware vSphere.
Support matrices for other versions of RHACM
The following list contains links to the support matrix documents of other releases of Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management:
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