OpenShift Clusters (ROSA): Two Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) clusters, named prod and dr, both running OpenShift 4.18.

Networking (VPCs): Each ROSA cluster resides in its own VPC within a single AWS account.

VPC Peering: A VPC peering connection is configured between both VPCs to allow replication traffic.

Security: Route tables and Security Groups are updated to allow replication traffic in both directions.

Storage: Each VPC contains an FSx for NetApp ONTAP file system.

Connectivity: Security Groups are configured to allow connectivity between the ROSA cluster and its respective FSx file system.

Storage Virtual Machine (SVM): Inside each FSx file system, a dedicated SVM has been created for OpenShift use.

Replication: The replication technology used by Trident Protect is NetApp SnapMirror.

SnapMirror efficiently replicates delta snapshots asynchronously between the SVMs of the two FSx file systems.

FSx file systems and their respective SVMs are already peered to facilitate replication.

AWS S3 Bucket: An S3 bucket is already created and used by Trident Protect as the destination for data and metadata backups.

Prod Cluster Status: Trident and Trident Protect are already installed and configured in the prod ROSA cluster.

Your Deployment Tasks:

Source: Provision a CentOS 9 VM in the my-vm namespace of the prod ROSA cluster.

Target: Replicate the VM to the vmdr namespace in the dr ROSA cluster, as reflected in the following diagram.