How to remove puppet modules synced/uploaded in the repository created on Red Hat Satellite v 6?

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Environment

  • Red Hat Satellite v 6

Issue

  • How to remove puppet modules synced/uploaded in the repository created on Red Hat Satellite v 6?
  • To this repository I can add puppet module, however I am not able to remove modules from this without destroying the repo.

Resolution

  • The Red Hat Satellite v 6.1 provides a feature to delete puppet modules from Red Hat Satellite v 6 webui and command line.

Removing puppet modules from Red Hat Satellite v 6.1 webui

- Login to Red Hat Satellite webui
- Go to "Content" -> "Products" -> Click on the custom product where puppet repository is created.
- Click on "Repositories" tab under the product. 
- Click on the repository name. 
- Click on "Manage Puppet Modules" on top right side of the page.
- Select puppet module(s) from the list and click on "Remove Puppet Modules" button.

Removing Puppet module from Red Hat Satellite v 6.1 command line
- Get the ID of the puppet module which we need to remove

# hammer -u admin -p secret puppet-module list --repository-id YY --organization-label Org_Label  --search XXXX
-------------------------------------|---------|-----------|--------
ID                                   | NAME    | AUTHOR    | VERSION
-------------------------------------|---------|-----------|--------
dfd04218-3675-4e64-bc55-bbc8ea75ecaf | XXXX    | ABC       | 0.2.0

Replace XXXX with the puppet module name and YY with the organization ID where the puppet module is uploaded.
- Now remove the puppet module

# hammer -u admin -p secret repository remove-content --content-ids dfd04218-3675-4e64-bc55-bbc8ea75ecaf --id YY --organization-label Org_Label
Repository content removed

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