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Chapter 4. Content Management and Promotion
This chapter describes how to set up Application Life-cycle Environments and Content Views, as well as how to add Red Hat Enterprise Linux repositories and Puppet modules. It also describes how to publish Content Views and how to create and edit Activation Keys.
The procedures in this chapter assume that you have successfully completed the steps in Chapter 3, Importing Subscriptions and Synchronizing Content.
4.1. Creating Application Life-cycle Environments
An Application Life Cycle Environment represents a step, or stage, in a promotion path through the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The first part of this example configures two Life-cycle Environments: Dev; and QA. The second part of the example creates a Content View for use with those environments.
Procedure 4.1. To Create Application Life-cycle Environments:
- Click → to open the Life-cycle Environment Paths screen.
- Click the "plus" (+) sign next to the Library environment to display the Create Environment section. The Library is the origin of all content that you can use in your environments.
- Type
Devin the Name field; the label is automatically populated. - Click .
- Click the "plus" (+) sign next to the newly-created Dev environment, and this time create an environment called
QA. - Click .
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