How to Create a Red Hat Account : Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

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We can install OpenShift in local laptop by using below 2 ways and for both ways we need Red Hat Account, So lets see how to create Red Hat Account first in this video.

1. Single node using CRC (Code Ready Containers)

2. Single node using Sandbox

To create a Red Hat account using the link you provided (which redirects to Red Hat's Single Sign-On system), follow these steps:

🔐 Steps to Create a Red Hat Account

1. Go to the Registration Page
   Visit Red Hat's account creation page or directly register here. [access.redhat.com] [redhat.com]

2. Choose Account Type

   • Corporate: For use within an organization (e.g., system admins, IT teams).
   • Personal: For individual use, like downloading RHEL or accessing documentation.

3. Create Login ID

   • Must be 5–45 characters.
   • Allowed characters: @ ! { } [ ] - _ . and numbers.
   • No spaces, national characters, or these symbols: " $ ^ < > | + % / ; : , * = ~ # ().

4. Set a Strong Password

   • Minimum 14 characters.
   • Must include 3 of the following: lowercase, uppercase, numbers, symbols.
   • Cannot contain words like "redhat" or "password".

5. Fill in Personal & Contact Information

   • Name, email, company (if corporate), phone, address, etc.

6. Verify Your Email

   • Red Hat will send a verification email. Click the link to activate your account.

7. Login via SSO

• Once registered, you can use sso.redhat.com to log in to services like the Hybrid Cloud Console.

Conclusion:-

Unlock the power of Red Hat's enterprise tools by creating your own Red Hat account! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll learn how to register for a Red Hat account using the Single Sign-On (SSO) portal. Whether you're a system administrator, developer, or IT enthusiast, this video walks you through each step—from choosing the right account type to verifying your email and accessing the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console.

✅ What you'll learn:

• How to navigate the Red Hat SSO registration page
• Choosing between personal and corporate accounts
• Setting a secure password that meets Red Hat's requirements
• Verifying your email and logging in successfully