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Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console

Table of contents

Discover
  • How the console fits into your hybrid cloud strategy
    • Centralize hybrid and multi-cloud management
    • Establish access across your organization
    • Stay informed about events impacting your environment
Get started
  • Get started with the Hybrid Cloud Console
    • How to access the Hybrid Cloud Console
    • Get oriented to the console
    • Configure notification preferences
    • AI-powered support
    • Manage your Red Hat subscriptions
Administer
  • Manage user permissions with Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
    • User Access concepts
    • Review default User Access groups
    • Configure consolidated User Access roles
    • Control team access using Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
    • Authenticate apps and services with service accounts
    • View details about roles and user permissions
    • Create custom User Access roles
    • Enable temporary access to your Red Hat account for customer support
Observe
  • Configure notifications for Hybrid Cloud Console services
    • Enable your preferred notifications
    • Review notifications in the Hybrid Cloud Console
    • Understand notification types, sources, and triggers
    • Control team access to notification settings
    • Manage how your organization receives notifications
    • Configure notification rules and delivery for my teams
    • View notification event types
    • Configure preferences for email notifications
Extend
  • Manage alerts from your preferred platform
    • Integrate communication applications
      • Set up a Google Chat integration
      • Set up a Slack integration
      • Set up a Microsoft Teams integration
    • Integrate reporting and automation applications
      • Configure a Splunk integration
      • Configure a PagerDuty integration
      • Configure an Event-Driven Ansible integration
      • Configure a ServiceNow integration
    • Integrate other third-party applications with webhooks
      • About webhook integrations
    • Edit, delete, or remove integrations
Secure
  • Secure Red Hat user accounts with two-factor authentication (2FA)
  • Access Red Hat services using your company credentials with single sign-on (SSO) integration
  • Streamline user authentication with identity provider (IdP) integration
  • Register new users to your corporate Red Hat account automatically with auto-user registration
Integrate
  • Integrate external infrastructure to share data with Red Hat services
    • Grant permission to manage cloud integrations
    • Connect your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account
    • Connect your Microsoft Azure account
    • Connect your Google Cloud account
    • Connect your Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform environment
    • Edit, pause, or remove cloud integrations
Troubleshoot
  • Understand your available support resources
  • Troubleshoot notification failures
  • Check for Red Hat service outages
  • Troubleshoot third-party integrations
Reference
  • Access quick starts and learning resources
  • Use API documentation to develop Red Hat services
Download PDF
  • Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console PDF reference
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  5. Get oriented to the console

Get oriented to the console

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Customize your Hybrid Cloud Console home pageProcedureFavorite your most used servicesProcedureView your permissions to servicesBefore you beginProcedurePreview features in developmentAbout this taskProcedure

Get oriented to the console

From within the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console, you can take guided tours of the console and its services, search for information to help you achieve your goals, or start using a service.

Here is a list of some of the tasks that you can perform:

  • Find a service on the All services page and make it a favorite to easily find later.
  • Configure the following global settings from the Settings menu under the gear icon (⚙):
    • Notifications: Configure how and when you receive notifications about important events that occur in your console services.
    • Integrations: Configure integrations with cloud provider accounts and third-party tools to receive notifications:
      • Set up an integration with your email provider to receive notifications about important events on the console, or receive notifications in a third-party application. Other supported notification integrations include Splunk, ServiceNow, Slack, Event-Driven Ansible, and Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, PagerDuty, and webhooks.
      • Connect your cloud provider accounts with the Hybrid Cloud Console to collect data, so you can use console services with your cloud providers.
  • Configure user access from the Identity & Access Management menu under the gear icon (⚙).
  • Get help from Red Hat Support and AI assistants, open a customer case, view API documentation, check for Red Hat web site outages, and submit feedback about the console from the help panel (Help button).
  • Learn about console services from resources such as quick starts and documentation, accessible from the help panel (Help button) and the All learning resources page.
  • Get help from AI assistants within the Hybrid Cloud Console for your tasks. Access Ask Red Hat, RHEL Lightspeed, and the Hybrid Cloud Console virtual assistant from the AI assistants (chat icon) in the lower right of the Hybrid Cloud Console screen. You can also access the AI assistants from the Help panel from the robot icon in the help panel.
  • View and edit your Red Hat account information such as your account number from your profile menu.
  • Configure your preferences for notifications from User Preferences, under your profile menu.
  • Review updates to the console, take product tours, and submit feedback.

You can access the services and pages that you have used recently from the Recently visited list on the console home page.

Related information
  • All services page
  • All learning resources page

Customize your Hybrid Cloud Console home page
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By default, your Hybrid Cloud Console home page displays several widgets for services and products. You can add or remove widgets to customize your home page to suit your requirements and access your most-used services from one page.

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To customize your home page, complete any of the following tasks:
  • On the Hybrid Cloud Console home page, click Add widgets. A list of widgets appears near the top of the screen.
  • Drag the Move widget icon (⠿) on any widget to add it to or move it on the home page.
  • Click the options icon (⋮) to lock, maximize, minimize, or remove the widget.
  • To customize the height of a widget, drag up or down on any widget corner.

Favorite your most used services
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To easily access your most used services, add them to your Favorited Services page by clicking the star icon next to the name of a service. You can also add the widget for My favorite services to your home page for quick access.

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  1. In the Hybrid Cloud Console, open the All Services page.
  2. To search for a service, enter a service name, product, or keyword in the Find a service search bar.
  3. After you find the service that you are looking for, complete any of the following tasks:
    • To add a service to the Favorites page, hover over the service name and click the star icon that appears. Any service that you add as a favorite displays a yellow star next to the service name.
    • To view your list of favorite services, click Favorites. The Favorited Services page opens with a list of the services that you selected.
    • To remove a service from your Favorites page, click the star icon next to the service. The star disappears and the service is no longer listed on the Favorites page.

View your permissions to services
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Your Organization Administrator grants and manages your access to the different services in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console. You can view your permissions for each service on the console.

Before you begin
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  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console. Note
    You cannot log in to the Hybrid Cloud Console with your email address unless your email address is the same as your Red Hat login. For more information, see Find your Red Hat login.

Procedure
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  1. Open the Settings menu from the gear icon (⚙) to open a drop-down menu.
  2. Click My User Access. The My User Access page opens.
  3. Select a services group, for example Red Hat Enterprise Linux. A table of services appears. Your permissions are listed in the Operation column.

If you need additional permissions, you can use the console virtual assistant to send a request to your Organization Administrator. After you enter the details of your request, you will be prompted with Are you sure you’d like to proceed?. Click Yes to send your request.

Preview features in development
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Red Hat is constantly developing the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console. You can use the Preview environment to interact with new functionality that is actively being developed, iterations on existing functionality, or participate in public previews for upcoming applications.

About this task
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For more information about the Hybrid Cloud Console Preview environment, see Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console Preview Environment Access.

Procedure
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  • To enable preview features, in the Hybrid Cloud Console toggle the switch at the top of the console next to You’re in Hybrid Cloud Console production. To see new pre-production features, turn on Preview mode.
  • To disable preview features, toggle the switch at the top of the console next to You’re in Hybrid Cloud Console Preview mode. To return to production, turn off Preview mode.
How to access the Hybrid Cloud Console
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