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Chapter 6. Removed functionality

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This part lists functionality that has been removed in Red Hat Satellite 6.15.

katello-agent

katello-agent has been removed in 6.15. Migrate now to Remote Execution or Remote Execution pull mode. If you upgrade to 6.15 without migrating, you will not be able to perform critical host package actions, including patching and security updates. For more information about migrating to Remote Execution, see Migrating Hosts From Katello Agent to Remote Execution.

As part of the removal of katello-agent, the following Content settings have been removed:

  • Use remote execution by default
  • Accept action timeout
  • Finish action timeout

Please note that N-1 Capsule support does not apply to katello-agent. Therefore, katello-agent infrastructure on Capsules running 6.14 will stop working when Satellite is upgraded to 6.15. Ensure that you have completely migrated to remote execution before upgrading Satellite.

Jira:SAT-18123

Receptor-based Cloud Connector has been removed

The server-side support for the Receptor-based cloud connector has been removed on console.redhat.com. Users are expected to use the RHC-based Cloud Connector. Customers currently on Satellite 6.9 or earlier versions are advised to upgrade to Satellite 6.10 or later versions, which provide support for the RHC-based Cloud Connector.

Jira:SAT-20819

Viewing charts of monitored Facts is removed

In the Satellite web UI, the View Chart functionality and the Actions column are removed from the Fact Values table in Monitor > Facts.

Bugzilla:1972308

Time span setting

Time span setting has been removed from scheduling remote execution jobs. If you want to regulate the remote job execution load on your Satellite, use the Concurrency level setting instead. This setting limits the number of tasks that can be run at a time per job.

Jira:SAT-20749

Shortnames of hosts can no longer be used in API calls

With host names stored as FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Names) in Satellite, you can no longer use shortnames to retrieve the host resource in the Satellite API, such as https://satellite.example.com/api/hosts/:hostname. Use FQDN to identify the hosts.

Jira:SAT-23934

Removed Hammer subcommands and options

Removed subcommands
  • hammer host errata apply
  • hammer host package install
  • hammer host package remove
  • hammer host package upgrade
  • hammer host package upgrade-all
  • hammer host package-group install
  • hammer host package-group remove
  • hammer host-collection package install
  • hammer host-collection package remove
  • hammer host-collection package update
  • hammer host-collection package-group install
  • hammer host-collection package-group remove
  • hammer host-collection package-group update
Removed options
  • lifecycle-environment and lifecycle-environment-id removed from hammer host-registration generate-command
  • time-span removed from hammer job-invocation create
  • docker-tags-whitelist removed from hammer repository create

Jira:SAT-23753

Removed API endpoints

The following API endpoints have been removed:

  • /katello/api/capsules/:id/reclaim_space
  • /api/v2/hosts/:host_id/errata/apply
  • /api/v2/hosts/:host_id/packages/install
  • /api/v2/hosts/:host_id/packages/upgrade_all
  • /api/v2/hosts/:host_id/packages/remove
  • /api/v2/hosts/bulk/install_content
  • /api/v2/hosts/bulk/update_content
  • /api/v2/hosts/bulk/remove_content
  • katello/api/package_group
  • katello/api/organizations/:organization_id/products/:product_id/sync

Jira:SAT-24557

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