Support Policies for RHEL Resilient Storage Clusters - Resilient Storage on Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 Instances

Contents

• Overview
  • Applicable Environments
  • Recommended Prior Reading
  • Useful References and Guides
  • Introduction
• Policies

Overview

Applicable Environments

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) with the Resilient Storage Add-On
• Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instances

Useful References and Guides

• Support policies for RHEL Resilient Storage clusters

Introduction

This policy guide describes general requirements, limitations, and conditions for RHEL Resilient Storage components deployed on AWS EC2 instances. Users of RHEL Resilient Storage technologies should adhere to these policies in order to be eligible for support from Red Hat with the appropriate product support subscriptions.

Policies

Supported releases for RHEL Resilient Storage on AWS EC2 instances: Red Hat supports RHEL Resilient Storage components running on AWS EC2 instances (except for AWS GovCloud) with the following RHEL releases:

• RHEL 8.3 or later
• RHEL 7.9

Red Hat does not support running RHEL Resilient Storage components on AWS EC2 instances running any other RHEL release.

RHEL High Availability is supported on AWS GovCloud, with the caveat that because Amazon EBS Multi-Attach is not available in AWS GovCloud, the Resilient Storage Add-On is not supported on AWS GovCloud. AWS GovCloud does not support shared block storage which means using pacemaker resources that use shared block storage is not supported (ex. LVM-activate, Filesystem, etc).