Hide Forgot
https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en/red-hat-satellite/6.2/paged/installation-guide/ Satellite 6.2.2 now uses scenarios but there are a few questions.. 1) Why do we use scenarios 2) What is the impact of not using scenarios i.e running installer without any scenario option 3) If customer is behind a proxy why can't these settings work with the scenario --capsule 4) satellite-installer --compare-scenarios -S capsule What does it mean N/A in some of the modules. Does that mean that katello, and openscap cannot be run from a capsule and only this Enabled modules (see below) satellite-installer --compare-scenarios -S capsule Overview of modules used in the scenarios (Satellite -> Capsule): capsule : ENABLED -> ENABLED certs : ENABLED -> ENABLED foreman_proxy : ENABLED -> ENABLED foreman_proxy_plugin_pulp : ENABLED -> ENABLED 5) The following directory appears to be associated with scenarios /etc/foreman-installer/scenarios.d Can we have more information of what the yaml files do?
Assigning to Russell for review. Russell - perhaps a good addition to the Architecture Guide, the Installation Guide, or both?
Changing the QA contact to Stephen.
Hello See also: Bug 1288539 - [RFE] Provide man pages for all Satellite 6 commands and config files
Stephen, in reply to Comment 10, I agree that we shouldn't put this table right in the beginning of a task. Where the user needs the information in the table to complete the task, we should integrate the information they need in the step in which they need it. Where larger decisions need to be made, this information would be better suited to the Architecture Guide than the Installation Guide. From a design standpoint they should know what scenario they want to use before the begin installation. Reorganizing the Installation Guide is on the list of work for 6.3. As part of that work I want to look at moving all of the installation decisions to the Architecture Guide, perhaps including a worksheet where the user can record the options they need to use to install their chosen scenario.