provision-rosa-aws

Provisions a ROSA HCP cluster on AWS using containerized Terraform automation.

8|4|Updated Jun 30, 2026

Search Tags:#aws #terraform #openshift #cluster management #provisioning #rosa

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npx skills add https://github.com/rh-ai-quickstart/private-coding-assistant --skill provision-rosa-aws

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Skill: provision-rosa-aws
Source: https://github.com/rh-ai-quickstart/private-coding-assistant/tree/main/.cursor/skills/provision-rosa-aws
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rh-ai-quickstart/private-coding-assistant --skill provision-rosa-aws

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines the end-to-end setup of a Red Hat OpenShift ROSA HCP cluster on AWS, reducing the manual effort required to provision infrastructure, configure access, and validate the cluster.

Core Features & Use Cases

Cluster Provisioning: Builds and runs the containerized provisioner to create ROSA infrastructure with Terraform.
Credential and Config Setup: Guides the user through the required AWS, Red Hat OCM, and Hugging Face inputs as well as cluster variables.
Verification and Troubleshooting: Covers cluster login validation, common creation errors, and recovery steps for identity and role conflicts.
Use Case: A platform engineer can use this Skill to spin up a fresh ROSA environment for the private AI coding assistant quickstart and confirm the cluster is ready for deployment.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to provision a ROSA HCP cluster on AWS for this project and walk you through the required credentials, Terraform variables, build, apply, and verification steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about provision-rosa-aws

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I provision a ROSA cluster on AWS using Terraform?▼

You can provision a ROSA HCP cluster on AWS by running containerized Terraform automation that handles infrastructure creation, access configuration, and cluster validation. The process requires specific AWS, Red Hat OCM, and Hugging Face credentials to build and apply the environment.

What credentials do I need to set up a ROSA HCP cluster on AWS?▼

Setting up a ROSA HCP cluster requires AWS credentials, a Red Hat OCM token, a Hugging Face token, and Podman with Terraform installed. These inputs authenticate the containerized provisioner and configure the necessary cluster variables for deployment.

Does ROSA provisioning with Terraform support troubleshooting for identity and role conflicts?▼

Yes, ROSA provisioning with Terraform includes verification and troubleshooting steps that cover common cluster creation errors. It provides recovery steps for identity and role conflicts, ensuring the cluster login validation succeeds before you proceed with deployments.

Can I use this automated ROSA provisioning for a private coding assistant quickstart?▼

Yes, you can use this automated ROSA provisioning to spin up a fresh OpenShift environment specifically for the private AI coding assistant quickstart. It prepares cluster-admin access and confirms the infrastructure is ready for deployment.

What is the best way to validate a ROSA cluster after creation on AWS?▼

The best way to validate a newly created ROSA cluster on AWS is through the built-in cluster login validation step. This confirms the Terraform apply succeeded, verifies cluster-admin access, and checks that the infrastructure is fully operational.