User story:

As a user, I want to choose if the control plan is hosted by Red Hat (aka hypershift) or a standalone (traditional ROSA).

Acceptance criteria:

• The Control plane option will be placed as the second option of the wizard only for users that have the feature flag enabled (HAC-2415)
  • Hosted (aka Hypershift) will be chosen by default.
  • Users can only pick one control type.  
  • Users must pick a control type.
• For users that don't have the feature flag enabled, this page will not be shown and will not be visible in the wizard navigation.  The cluster will be created as a "standalone".
• The hosted (Hypershift) option shall be marked as "recommended"
• The Control plane type will be shown on the review page if the user has the feature flag enabled
• [technical] Control plane option value is sent to the back-end api at cluster creation.

Mockups:

PD-1434

Mockup doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12PYQiNf0YP8LEkczMHEeyx91AXFbKGa-hD1Fh4gSKWQ/edit#heading=h.ulp2uf90mwj

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Summary:

New wizard step that will determine if the created cluster is a Hypershift (aka hosted) or a traditional (aka standalone) cluster.  This wizard step should be hidden behind a feature gate.

Major tasks:

• Create a new control plane component that determines the control plane type
• Add the control plane step to the wizard navigation
• Hide control plane navigation step behind the feature gate.  If a user doesn't have the feature gate enabled, then the control plane shall be standalone (traditional ROSA cluster)
• Add cluster plane type to review page
• Add cluster plane type to data sent to the API

Notes:

UI and microcopy are still in development (check the status of PD 1434)