No products installed. - missing redhat.repo file

[jkalchik]

@areyus

You most likely have to attach subscriptions to those activation keys. I know it’s conter-intuitive, but Katello generates “virtual” subscriptions for every non-RedHat product that emulates the behaviour of RedHat subscriptions.
You can find those via hammer subscription list --organization yourorg . You can then assign those to the activation key using hammer activation-key add-subscription --organization yourorg --name youractivationkey --subscription-id yourproductsid . If you want to fine-tune which repos are enabled on your hosts by default, you can use hammer activation-key content-override , but I don’t know how to use that hammer command. In the UI, this is under “Content” → “Activation keys” → Select One → “Repository Sets”.

I’ll confirm this behavior. Build products, build download content views, build composite content views for my environments, build the life cycle environments, publish the composite content views, build activation keys (turning off auto-attach, manually selecting subscriptions, and disabling repositories that shouldn’t be available to a particular key.)

@imtheforeman, take a look at CentOS host cannot subscribe to repositories - #2 by koshi. Is there any possibility that you’ve fallen into that issue?