native way to install pip witout RHSCL or EPEL?

Latest response

For openshift preparation we want to use some ansible modules with pip requirements on the target machines.

Like docker-py for docker_image_module or openshift for openshift_raw_module.

So we need pip on this target machines. To avoid overhead, we dont want to use RHSCL or EPEL.
Is there a native way to install pip?

Responses

Hi, unfortunateley there is no such way. I understand you concerns regarding epel. We have also some packages, which are only available in epel (jq). Our solution is a yum.repo config, where we are only allowing distinct packages:

[epel-7] name=Red Hat Enterprise Linux EPEL $releasever - $basearch - stable baseurl=XXX enabled=1 gpgcheck=0 includepkgs=jq oniguruma

Close

Welcome! Check out the Getting Started with Red Hat page for quick tours and guides for common tasks.