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When doing node-installs the users are stuck with the hard coded "Katello Infrastructure" org to create the node + key RPMs.
This makes it difficult if you want to utilize an existing Org that has content or not rely on this pre-determined name.
So this is actually not needed, as this is already possible with:
a) On katello server:
node-certs-generate --katello-org="ACME_Corporation" --child-fqdn="node.evel" --katello-user='admin' --katello-password='admin'
b) On new node:
subscription-manager register --org "ACME_Corporation" --activationkey node-installer
node-install --parent-fqdn master.example.com
I will update the documentation in the node-installer git repo with this tip.
@justin yes, if the --katello-activation-key is not provided, it does not create it. Also, other params for the repos with certs are available. see --help for more