Search for multicluster engine (or Multicluster Engine Operator ).
Install the operator into its recommended namespace (commonly multicluster-engine).
Create the MultiClusterEngine custom resource (CLI method shown below):
cat < < 'EOF' | oc apply -f -
apiVersion: multicluster.openshift.io/v1
kind: MultiClusterEngine
metadata:
name: multiclusterengine
spec: {}
EOF
Verify the engine reconciles:
oc get multiclusterengine
oc get pods -n multicluster-engine
Why this matters:
ACM can use the multicluster engine operator for cluster lifecycle functions; Red Hat documents cluster lifecycle with multicluster engine as a core capability.
Question # 15
Use clusteradm to create a token and join a managed cluster (CLI-based import pattern)
On hub, generate join command/token (varies by environment):
clusteradm get token
On managed cluster, run the join/import command.
Validate managed cluster appears and is Ready. Why this matters: CLI-based import is a practical alternative to console import and fits real exam workflows.
