Using the ROSA CLI

1. Update your rosa CLI to at least v1.2.41
2. Run this command to log in rosa login --use-auth-code --rh-region=ap-southeast-1
3. Use the CLI to create an HCP cluster as you normally would
4. Run this command to switch back to global OCM to create/view clusters in other regions rosa login --use-auth-code --rh-region=global

Using the UI

1. Go to the “Set up Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA)” at: https://console.dev.redhat.com/openshift/create/rosa/getstarted
2. Ensure that you have finished all the prerequisites
3. Click on “Create with web interface” to open the ROSA wizard
4. In step 1 (Control plane), ensure that “Hosted” is selected, and click on Next
5. In step 2 (Accounts and roles) enter your AWS infrastructure and billing accounts, and click on Next
6. In step 3 (Cluster details) choose “ap-southeast-1” for the region
7. Continue with the rest of the wizard

UI Bugs, requests for access, etc

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Viewing a Regionalized Cluster

Using the ROSA CLI

1. Update your rosa CLI to at least v1.2.41
2. Run this command to log in rosa login --use-auth-code --rh-region=ap-southeast-1
3. Use the CLI to list or view clusters as you normally would
4. Run this command to switch back to global OCM to view clusters in other regions rosa login --use-auth-code --rh-region=global

Using the UI

1. Go to the cluster list at: https://console.redhat.com/openshift/cluster-list

2. Ensure that your regionalized lister is displayed in the list

3. Click on your cluster name to view details

UI Bugs, requests for access, etc

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