Attune automates and orchestrates processes to streamline deployments, scaling, migrations, and management of your systems. The Attune platform is building a community of sharable automated and orchestrated processes.
You can leverage the publicly available orchestrated blueprints to increase your productivity, and accelerate the delivery of your projects. You can open-source your own work and improve existing community orchestrated projects.
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To clone this project into your own instance of Attune, follow the Clone a GIT Project How To Instructions.
This Project contains the following Blueprints.
If your system is not registered with an entitlement server like Red Hat Subscription Management but you have access to a local RPM mirror, you can configure your system to use this mirror for updates and installations.
| Name | Type | Script Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| RHEL baseos Repo URL | Text | rhelbaseosrepourl |
RPM Server BaseOS Repository URL for packages mirror. For example "http://rpm_server_for_rhel8/rpm_mirror/rhel-8-for-x86_64-baseos-rpms/" |
| Linux Node | Linux/Unix Node | linuxnode |
The New OS to be built. |
| Linux User: root | Linux/Unix Credential | linuxuserroot |
root user on the New OS to be built. |
| Name | Type | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| RHEL local.repo | Version Controlled Files | The local repo configuration. name: A descriptive name for your local repository. baseurl: The URL where the local repository resides. enabled=1: Enables the repository. gpgcheck=0: Disables GPG signature checking. If your local repo's packages are signed, set this to 1 and configure the gpgkey URL. |
The collective power of a community of talented individuals working in concert delivers not only more ideas, but quicker development and troubleshooting when issues arise.
If you’d like to contribute and help improve these projects, please fork our repository, commit your changes in Attune, push you changes, and create a pull request.
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