Yes, it is supported. In addition, you get much better performance on RHEL7 due to the improved nature of the operating system components.

Hi Don,

According to this Red Hat Documentation, Red Hat Satellite is supported to run on RHEL 6 or 7 (see important note on that page).

I have only used Red Hat Satellite 6 at the Red Hat Summit last year, and it was running on RHEL 7. I can't immediately recall what channels it had loaded, but one had to make a "view" to make the channels visible.

• I would suspect you have already been through chapter 3, Importing Subscriptions and Synchronizing Content,
• and I would also suspect you have already been through Chapter 4. Content Management and Promotion?
  -- And in particular:
  -- ⁠4.1. Creating Application Life-cycle Environments
  -- 4.2. Creating Content Views
  -- 4.3. Adding Red Hat Enterprise Linux Repositories
  -- ⁠4.5. Publishing a Content View

We are waiting for RHEL 7 to be approved in our environments before we go to satellite 6, so I hope the above helps. I've only used Satellite 6 at the Red Hat Summit, and can not recall what channels were available on the systems in the labs. But according to the documentation, Satellite 6 is supported to run on RHEL 7.