Workflow for manual RHEL OS installation
Purpose
The following is the sequence of high-level actions required to install an instance of the RHEL OS for use in a CLM system.
Stages
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Using the RHEL installer, choose “Minimal Install” as the Software Selection for the OS. |
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Prevent the accidental deployment of an unsupported RHEL version, perform To lock the RHEL OS version. |
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Install the required OS package set. For a CLM deployer host or CLM cluster member, install the packages listed in Required RHEL OS packages for CLM container elements. |
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Remove specific OS packages that are installed by default but not required.
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Perform any additional package configuration described in Special OS requirements, as required. |
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Perform To enable the CLM crypto-policy function on a manually installed RHEL OS to secure the OS using a RHEL crypto-policy setting. Note: You must enable the crypto-policy function before you attempt to install any CLM software on a station. |
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Perform To set the default Python version to configure the default Python language version to the version required by the CLM. |
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On a CLM deployer host or CLM cluster station, perform To create the nsp user on a manually installed CLM cluster RHEL OS to create the RHEL nsp user. |
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Perform To disable the RHEL firewalld service to ensure that the RHEL firewalld service is inactive during deployment. |
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Optionally, for greater OS security, perform To disable RHEL user namespaces to disable the use of RHEL user namespaces. |