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3.2. Adding Repositories to the Content View
A repository provides storage for content. For example, a YUM repository, Puppet repository, or a Docker repository.
The Content View page contains a searchable list of content views. When searching for content views using the Search field, use an asterisk (*) to perform a partial string search.
For example, if searching for a content view named
RHEL7_Base, entering RHEL7 will not return any results, instead enter RHEL7*. Alternatively, *Base* also retrieves the content view RHEL7_Base.
Procedure 3.2. To Associate a Repository with a Content View:
- Click → and choose the Content View to add repositories to.
- Depending on the type of content you want to store:
- To add a Yum repository, click Yum Content and select from the drop-down menu. From the submenu, click . For example, to be able to install Katello agent on your host, you need to enable the
Satellite Toolsrepository. - To add a Puppet repository, click Puppet Modules and click .
- To add a Docker repository, click Docker Content and click in the submenu.
- Select the repositories to add and click .
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