OCNE: Steps To Point OCNE Nodes To Local Yum Mirror Repository For Offline Installation/Upgrade (Doc ID 2969408.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 22, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Cloud Native Environment (OCNE) - Version 1.5 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

This document provides detailed steps on how to point OCNE nodes to local yum mirror repository for offline installation/upgrade.

Steps mentioned in this MOS note are for pointing OL8 OCNE nodes to OL8 local yum mirror repository.

For steps on configuring OL8 local yum mirror repository, refer to the following Note.

OCNE: Steps To Configure Local OL8 Yum Mirror Repository For Oracle Cloud Native Environment Offline Installation/Upgrades (Doc ID 2968577.1)

Solution

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In this Document

STEP 1: On all OCNE nodes update repo files to point to OL8 Local Yum Mirror server

1(a) Backup /etc/yum.repos.d directory

1(b) Cleanup all the repo files under /etc/yum.repos.d directory

1(c) Create /etc/yum.repos.d/local.repo file to point to OL8 local yum mirror repository repos

STEP 2: Verify the Repos on all the OCNE nodes to check if local yum mirror repos are listed correctly

Additional repo changes needed for new OCNE installations

STEP 3: Install oracle-olcne-release-el8 on all OCNE nodes Operator, Control and Worker Nodes (Step Applies to New OCNE Installations only)

STEP 4: Cleanup Additional Repo Files Created pointing to Public Yum on OCNE Nodes (Step Applies to New OCNE Installations only)

***** Proceed with rest of OCNE installation steps as needed either via quick install or manual method. ******

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