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Container images to be used as a fake Red Hat Satellite 6 clients

Disclamer: These images are strictly meant for testing and are altered (see below about renaming) in a way that subscriptions does not work the way they are supposed to in them (normally containers should inherit subscriptions from the host running the container). Also security is a concern here (e.g. allowing root ssh login via password might be questionable).

Usage

Because while the container starts, files /etc/rhsm-host and /etc/pki/entitlement-host are renamed, you can easilly register the container to Red Hat Satellite using subscription-manager register and work with subscriptions in a same way you would do on a regular machine.

Container also starts sshd so it can be accessed in a same way as a regular machine (e.g. via Ansible or Satellite's remote execution feature).

Setting up a networking in a way that you have container IP available from external network is a different story. E.g. see https://jhutar.blogspot.com/2016/05/running-dockerd-on-vm-co-containers-can.html

Building and running

When building the container image, you can specify root password and root public key (that will be placed into /root/.ssh/authorized_keys). See build.sh file for specific commands.

To start the container:

sudo podman run -d -p 22 --privileged=true <image>

Then you can get its IP with:

sudo podman inspect <image> | grep IPAddress

Tested on RHEL7 with docker-1.10.3-59.el7.x86_64.

Note: I was not able to run ubi7 based containers on my Fedora 33 system. Asking about that in https://lists.podman.io/archives/list/[email protected]/thread/A3JKWAHCB4P2EDQC5XGXJQXKSRBPZJ7D/

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Containerfile OS base image description
rhel8-ubi-init-smallest.Containerfile RHEL8 ubi8/ubi-init Just basic set of packages to run sshd and subscription-manager
rhel8-ubi-init-smallest-foreman_ygg_worker.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-smallest This adds foreman_ygg_worker related client packages (as of now, it's foreman_ygg_worker and its dependencies) to the mix
rhel8-ubi-init-smallest-RHC.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-smallest Adds RHC (i.e. rhc and rhc-worker-playbook packages) to the mix to be able to remediate from ConsoleDot
rhel8-ubi-init-big_updated.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-smallest Added extra repository with fake packages and used it to install packages so total number of packages installed is 1000
rhel8-ubi-init-big_outdated.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-smallest Added extra repository with fake packages and install quite some outdated packages from it so total number of packages is 1000 and it have around 815 applicable updates
rhel8-ubi-init-utils.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-smallest Small image which, besides other, contain various helper tools handy when debugging the setup we are using
rhel8-ubi-init-big_outdated-katello_agent611.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-big_outdated This adds katello related client packages (as of now, it's katello-agent and its dependencies) to the mix
rhel8-ubi-init-big_outdated-satellite_client.Containerfile RHEL8 rhel8-ubi-init-big_outdated Added Satellite client packages (as of now, it's foreman_ygg_worker, katello-agent and their dependencies) to the mix
rhel7-ubi-init-smallest.Containerfile RHEL7 ubi7/ubi-init Just basic set of packages to run sshd and subscription-manager
rhel7-ubi-init-big_updated.Containerfile RHEL7 rhel7-ubi-init-smallest Added extra repository with fake packages and used it to install packages so total number of packages installed is 1000
rhel7-ubi-init-big_outdated.Containerfile RHEL7 rhel7-ubi-init-smallest Added extra repository with fake packages and install quite some outdated packages from it so total number of packages is 1000 and it have around 815 applicable updates

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