Manually syncing your Capsules On Satellite 6 and Katello

Manually syncing your Capsules On Satellite 6 and Katello


You can manually syncronize a Capsule using Hammer:

 Execute the following command in you satellite o katello server to enter to hammer shell

 #hammer shell

 Provide you username of you katello or satellite and password After that please execute the following command:

#hammer -u admin -p password capsule content synchronize --name mycapsule.example.com

 to syncronize only a single Lifecycle Environment:

 #hammer -u admin -p password capsule content synchronize –name=mycapsule.example.com –environment=Production

Automatic syncing of Capsules

Whenever new content is available within a Lifecycle Environment, whether that be from syncing, publishing a Content View, or promoting a Content View, a Capsule sync is initiated to sync that content to the Capsule. You can find these tasks under on the Monitor > Tasks page once one of those three actions have completed.

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