Penetration or Stress Testing Request for OSD and ROSA clusters
Environment
- Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA)
- 4
- Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated (OSD)
- 4
Issue
- How to request penetration testing for OpenShift Dedicated?
- How to request penetration testing for ROSA?
- How to request stress testing for OSD or ROSA cluster?
Resolution
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Open a Red Hat support case for the Penetration or Stress Testing Request and reference this solution, providing the following information.
It is necessary to provide explicit confirmation of the following policies at the time of opening the case. It is recommended to open a case several days before the activity is scheduled to begin (preferably 7-14 days in advance).
- Scope of Penetration or Stress Test:
clusterIDof the cluster(s), URLs and additional information. - Date and time of Penetration or Stress Test.
- Review and provide an explicit confirmation
[1] AWS Customer Support Policy for Penetration Testing
[2] DDoS Simulation Testing Policy
[3] Red Hat Online Subscriptions Product Appendix 4
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