Red Hat Satellite 6.4 is now generally available

Red Hat is pleased to announce the general availability of Red Hat Satellite 6.4. The latest release focuses on enhancements in the Satellite user interface and improved integrations with Ansible Automation.

 Key features of Red Hat Satellite 6.4 are organized into key content areas below.

Content Management:

• Ansible embedded for remote execution
• Insights deployed through Ansible
• Ansible/Foreman integration & Ansible Roles
• Puppet 5 Support
• Pull Templates from GIT

Usability:

• Vertical Navigation
• Updated Red Hat Repositories Page
• Notification Drawer Enhancements
• Automatic republish of component content views
• Ability to update a manifest inside of Satellite
• Auditing of user events

Supportability:

• Provision to AWS GovCloud
• Load Balanced Capsules
• Ability to offload Databases from Satellite Server
• Support for Docker private repositories
• Preservation of custom configs

Performance and Stability:

• RHEL Performance Co-Pilot integration
• Rebase of Mongo DB to 3.x
• Tuning for Postgres
• Other performance and stability fixes

Additional Details

For more details on this release, see the Release Notes, and earlier announcement of 6.4's pending release.

For instructions on performing a fresh installation of Red Hat Satellite 6.4, see Installing Satellite Server from a Connected Network and Installing Satellite Server from a Disconnected Network.

 For instructions on upgrading from an earlier version of Red Hat Satellite 6.x, see the Upgrading and Updating Red Hat Satellite Guide.