I have a repository configured for my kickstart installation, and I install aeolus-all.  In %post, I run `aeolus-configure -p ec2`.

First, the output from the command shows:

Launching aeolus configuration recipe...
tr: write error: Broken pipe
tr: write error
...

Everything else seems to have installed correctly.  When I choose a Cloud Resource Provider (I chose ec2-us-east-1) and attempt to associate an account with this provider, I get the following error:

Errors
Cannot add the provider account.
Errors

    * 1 error prohibited this record from being saved:
    Failed to populate cloud resource profiles: PGError: ERROR: duplicate
    key value violates unique constraint "hardware_profiles_pkey" :
    INSERT INTO "hardware_profiles" ("external_key", "cpu_id",
    "provider_id", "updated_at", "architecture_id", "created_at",
    "storage_id", "lock_version", "memory_id", "name") VALUES
    ('t1.micro', 37, 3, '2012-02-28 16:06:39.235836', 38, '2012-02-28
    16:06:39.235836', 36, 0, 35, 't1.micro') RETURNING "id"

It leaves me at the account screen.  When I fill in the values again (exactly as before), it creates the account just fine.

In /var/log/aeolus-conductor/rails.log:
  ^[[1m^[[35mSQL (1.1ms)^[[0m  INSERT INTO "hardware_profiles" ("external_key", "cpu_id", "provider_id", "updated_at", "architecture_id", "created_at", "storage_id", "lock_version", "memory_id", "name") VALUES ('t1.micro', 37, 3, '2012-02-28 16:06:39.235836', 38, '2012-02-28 16:06:39.235836', 36, 0, 35, 't1.micro') RETURNING "id"
PGError: ERROR:  duplicate key value violates unique constraint "hardware_profiles_pkey"
: INSERT INTO "hardware_profiles" ("external_key", "cpu_id", "provider_id", "updated_at", "architecture_id", "created_at", "storage_id", "lock_version", "memory_id", "name") VALUES ('t1.micro', 37, 3, '2012-02-28 16:06:39.235836', 38, '2012-02-28 16:06:39.235836', 36, 0, 35, 't1.micro') RETURNING "id"
  ^[[1m^[[36mSQL (0.2ms)^[[0m  ^[[1mROLLBACK^[[0m

I got a very similar issue with System Engine when running katello-configure during kickstart.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=795454#c8