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Offer a Red Hat-based virtual machine for Azure Stack Hub |
Learn to create and upload an Azure virtual hard disk (VHD) that contains a Red Hat Linux operating system. |
sethmanheim |
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linux-related-content |
06/18/2024 |
sethm |
rtibi |
06/18/2024 |
This article describes how to prepare a Red Hat Enterprise Linux virtual machine (VM) for use in Azure Stack Hub.
There are two ways that you can offer Red Hat-based VM in Azure Stack Hub:
- You can add the virtual machine to the Azure Stack Hub Marketplace.
- Get familiar with the Red Hat Cloud Access program terms. Enable your Red Hat subscriptions for Cloud Access at Red Hat Subscription-Manager. To be registered for Cloud Access, you must have on hand the Azure subscriptions with which your Azure Stack Hub is registered.
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 images are available to download from the Azure Stack Hub Marketplace. These images are tested and validated by the Red Hat team, which offers support for them on the Azure Stack Hub platform.
- For more information, see the Azure Stack Hub Marketplace overview.
- You can add your own custom image to your Azure Stack Hub, and then offer the image in the Marketplace.
- You must have Red Hat cloud access.
- For instructions on preparing the image for Azure and Azure Stack Hub, see Prepare a Red Hat-based virtual machine for Azure.
- For instructions on offering your custom image in the Azure Stack Hub Marketplace, see Create and publish a Marketplace item.
For more information about the hypervisors that are certified to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux, see the Red Hat website.