Appendix A. RHEL 8 repositories
Before the upgrade, ensure you have appropriate repositories enabled as described in step 4 of the procedure in Preparing a RHEL 8 system for the upgrade.
If you plan to use Red Hat Subscription Manager during the upgrade, you must enable the following repositories before the upgrade by using the subscription-manager repos --enable repository_id command:
Table A.1. RHEL 8 repositories
| Architecture | Repository | Repository ID |
|---|---|---|
| 64-bit Intel and AMD | Base |
|
| AppStream |
| |
| 64-bit ARM | Base |
|
| Extras |
| |
| IBM POWER (little endian) | Base |
|
| AppStream |
| |
| IBM Z | Base |
|
| AppStream |
|
You can enable the following repositories before the upgrade by using the subscription-manager repos --enable repository_id command:
Table A.2. Voluntary RHEL 8 repositories
| Architecture | Repository | Repository ID |
|---|---|---|
| 64-bit Intel and AMD | Code Ready Linux Builder |
|
| Supplementary |
| |
| 64-bit ARM | Code Ready Linux Builder |
|
| Supplementary |
| |
| IBM POWER (little endian) | Code Ready Linux Builder |
|
| Supplementary |
| |
| IBM Z | Code Ready Linux Builder |
|
| Supplementary |
|
If you have enabled a RHEL 8 Code Ready Linux Builder or a RHEL 8 Supplementary repository before an in-place upgrade, Leapp enables the RHEL 8 CodeReady Linux Builder or the RHEL 8 Supplementary repositories, respectively. For more information, see the Package manifest.
If you decide to use custom repositories, enable them per instructions in Configuring custom repositories.
