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h1. Docker Integration h2. Summary Satellite 6.1 will serve as an on premise registry for customers. Docker images, which are available as part of the Red Hat Subscription, can be mirrored in the same way that RPMs and Puppet Modules are mirrored. Customers will also be able to upload their own images using the command line. Once in Satellite, they can be added to content views and promoted like any content. Once promoted, Satellite 6.1 will be able to provision containers onto machines using the docker daemon. Once provisioned, the containers will be able to access rpm content from the Satellite using the hosts subscriptions. These features support docker containers as part of the Application Lifecycle which was introduced with RPMS in 6.0. This space is expected to change dramatically, to Satellite 6.1 should support a simple lifecycle. Future versions may support kubernetes and other more complex lifecycles. h2. Targeted Release Foreman 1.9 / Katello 2.3 h2. Trackers https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1043927 h2. Targeted Persona System Engineer Developer Operations h2. Status h3. User Stories Owner - David Caplan Status - In Progress Expected Delivery - TBD Blockers - None h3. Requirements Owner - Mike Mccune / David Caplan Status - In Progress Expected Delivery - TBD Blockers - None h3. Wireframes Owner - Kyle Baker Status - Not Started Blockers - Waiting on User Stories & Requirements Last updated TBD - -- h3. Development Stories Owner - Foreman (TBD) Katello (TBD) Status - Not Started Expected Delivery - TBD Blockers - Waiting on Wireframes h2. Documentation h3. User Stories * Please include a story describing how the user would transverse this feature including the workflow. This story ideally would include what their actions would be before and after completion of the task. h3. Requirements * Sync Docker images from the CDN/RedHat Docker Registry ** Subscriptions are a nice to have based on discussions with RCM. * Sync Docker images from Docker Hub * Create local registry without subscriptions ** http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/7124 ** http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/7127 * Promote docker images through the environments ** Subscriptions generated for machines should support the org,environment, and content view namespacing in the same way that yum repos. * Support docker pull and docker build commands against satellite. ** Docker push will not be supported ** http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/7126 * Integrate Crane into the Smart Proxy so that it is part of the Capsule. ** Installer should support installing and configuring crane * Install and launch a docker image on a rhel machine or an atomic machine. * List the instances which have been launched or synced down ** Listing should include information from the metadata * Update hammer to expose these features * Content Search should be consistent with docker images * From the UI, I should be able to view all tags for each repository or imager. * Docker images should be supported via the Disconnected Utility. * It would be nice to be able to deliver / install docker as a separable unit. * It may be a requirement to debrand the term “doker” in the downstream product. h3. Additional Information * Upstream Tracker: http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/7125 * Ju Lims Slides: See the Systems Administrator top 5: https://docs.google.com/a/redhat.com/presentation/d/1xfvtTFinmyOFqj_p1MdoiuR0vQRD5TxyX7lF-NyAQbQ/edit#slide=id.g377291810_029 * Ju Lims General Requirements: https://docs.google.com/a/redhat.com/spreadsheets/d/17DXDtsDOKfo2yBQbEvv1jZvKmAchSmBXsQxfctJI3JI/edit#gid=448766426 h4. Questions # Is each environment a unique “registry”, or is there one registry? # Are there “docker” permissions? # How does Kubernetes for into this? h4. Impacted # Pulp: Need to install Crane # Candlepin: Subscriptions should unlock docker images # Katello: Content syncing, showing hosts as green # Foreman: Provision docker container.