content-sources-backend

Prep your environment

  1. ensure rhel9 repos are enabled and snapshotted 
    make repos-import-rhel9

  2. go run cmd/external-repos/main.go nightly-jobs

  3. Let those repositories snapshot

  4. Note that the current instructions do not work with content_guards enabled. If custom_repo_content_guards is set to true in config.yaml, content access will be denied for custom repositories.

Configure firewall

You might need to adjust your firewall to allow access. When running on linux, you can set your default firewall zone to “trusted”:

sudo firewall-cmd --set-default-zone=trusted

To fully disable the firewall on linux:

sudo systemctl stop firewalld

Registering a subscription-manager client to your local environment

This is assuming you are running a development environment on a Hypervisor (we’ll refer to this as a Laptop to differentiate it from the client Virtual Machine).

  1. Install a RHEL 9 client as a VM
  2. Find the IP Address the VM will access the host running the development environment: 
    ifconfig

    or

    ip list

    for example, if a VM has an ip address of 192.168.122.58, the Host’s IP address is typically 192.168.122.1

  3. On the Laptop add this to /etc/hosts: 
    192.168.122.1 pulp.content
  4. Configure the client, within the VM: 
    subscription-manager config --server.hostname=pulp.content --server.port=8444  --server.prefix=/candlepin --server.insecure=1
  5. Register the client within the VM: 
    subscription-manager register

    Username: admin Password: admin

  6. Fetch client UUID, within the VM: 
    $ subscription-manager identity
system identity: 97d9b21f-9b49-4eae-ade7-beb2b050dee1
  7. Add custom repositories if required using UI or API
  8. Create a content template via UI or API
  9. Associate system to content template, within the content-sources-backend git repo: 
    go run cmd/candlepin/main.go add-system  $SYSTEM_IDENTITY $TEMPLATE_NAME
  10. refresh subscription-manager, on the VM to fetch new certs: 
    subscription-manager refresh
  11. Yum repolist on the VM to show

Registering a subscription-manager client to stage environment

  1. Configure the client, within the VM: 
    subscription-manager config --server.hostname=subscription.rhsm.stage.redhat.com --server.port=443  --server.prefix=/subscription --server.insecure=0  --server.proxy_hostname=squid.corp.redhat.com  --server.proxy_port=3128
  2. Register the client within the VM: 
    subscription-manager register

    Use the credentials of your stage account.

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