Rpm repositories issues about rhce8env

[rdbreak]

All RPMs available with RHEL 8 are available from the repo server. I copied the RPMs from the RHEL 8 install media. Repos are available but the respective repo files need to be created to access the repos which is normal for an exam environment. Ansible is already installed in the environment (needed for environment configuration) and can be checked by typing ansible --version. Lastly, I'm able to ansible the ansible help and ansible docs. Can you upload a screenshot of you having these issues?

[mossroy]

Thanks for this feedback.
Here is a screenshot about RPMs on the repo server :

And another one about the missing man pages on the control server (where Ansible is preinstalled) :

But I understood what I did wrong about the packages : I had only configured the BaseOS repo. The packages I mentioned are in AppStream.
So please forget the first problem of my list, my bad.

NB : I created these VMs on an Ubuntu 18.04 host, using Vagrant 2.2.6 and VitrualBox 6.0. But I did not install the snap for ruby, because it was already installed on my machine, with version 2.5.1p57

[rdbreak]

The repo VM does not expose the MySQL repo that we have to configure on task 8.

The practice exam has been adjusted.

Maybe it's on purpose but I was surprised that no repo was configured at all. That gives no template to create .repo files in /etc/yum.repos.d

This is on purpose.

I tried to install ansible through the repo VM but it was not available in it. I finally discovered that it was already installed, which is confusing because the first task is to install it. Maybe it would be worth mentioning that more clearly in the practice exam?

Added this to the practice exam.

The man pages of ansible command-lines are missing. These command-lines can be called with --help, which gives the main information, but the man pages give much more detail

The method in which Ansible is installed (pip) is the reason for this, the man pages aren't included in the python library. Until this is fixed, you can use ansible-doc <module name> for the time being.

[lustoerk]

could you fix the path to the repos in task 8? its still "repo.example.com" where it should be "repo.ansi.example.com"

[rdbreak]

This has been changed.