Today, katello-client-bootstrap-1.5.0, the tool for registering / migrating systems to Foreman+Katello was released. From the GitHub page make bootstrap.py compatible with Puppet 4 add ansible example playbook remove SAMs CA consumer RPM in remove_obsolete_packages() allow FIPS enabled systems to register… Continue Reading
Given that I have some downtime from work, I wanted to make some serious changes to my lab. In my lab currently, I have a system cdn.auroracloud.com, which functions as my ‘big dumb repository server’, that I use to mirror… Continue Reading
Today, katello-client-bootstrap-1.4.0, the tool for registering / migrating systems to Foreman+Katello was released. From the GitHub page Notable bugfixes and enhancements. bootstrap.py now checks if Katello/Spacewalk/Satellite are installed already and error out bootstrap.py now allows providing a repository for subscription-manager… Continue Reading
Today, katello-client-bootstrap-1.3.0, the tool for registering / migrating systems to Foreman+Katello was released. From the GitHub page Notable Improvements & Bugfixes bootstrap.py now (re)starts rhsmcertd upon completion as some users may have it disabled. bootstrap.py now supports the –fqdn option,… Continue Reading
Adventures in Katello – Part 1 I have been meaning to rebuild certain parts of my home lab so that I could have faster content access. Previously, I used a Satellite 6.2 instance to mirror Red Hat content and a… Continue Reading
Today, katello-client-bootstrap-1.2.0, the tool for registering / migrating systems to Foreman+Katello was released. From the GitHub page Notable Improvements & Bugfixes Bootstrap now disassociates a host if it is associated with a compute resource prior to removing it. Bootstrap now… Continue Reading
Subject says it all. With the Host Unification feature of Satellite 6.2, many of the API endpoints, especially those around hosts, content-hosts & subscriptions have changed. As such, the sat6Inventory.py script (and many of your scripts) needed to be updated.… Continue Reading
As a frequent user of the Red Hat Customer Portal, one of the things that I commonly need to do is download an updated subscription manifest. In the goal to ‘AUTOMATE ALL THE THINGS’™, I wrote rhsmDownloadManifest.py available in the… Continue Reading
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