Have EL8 family add repositories manually

confluent_osdeploy/el8/profiles/default/scripts/add_local_repositories

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+import configparser
+import imp
+import sys
+apiclient = imp.load_source('apiclient', '/etc/confluent/apiclient')
+repo = None
+server = None
+profile = None
+with open('/etc/confluent/confluent.deploycfg') as dplcfgfile:
+    lines = dplcfgfile.read().split('\n')
+    for line in lines:
+        print(repr(line))
+        if line.startswith('deploy_server:'):
+           _, server = line.split(' ', 1)
+        if line.startswith('profile: '):
+           _, profile = line.split(' ', 1)
+
+path = '/confluent-public/os/{0}/distribution/'.format(profile)
+clnt = apiclient.HTTPSClient()
+cfgdata = clnt.grab_url(path + '.treeinfo').decode()
+c = configparser.ConfigParser()
+c.read_string(cfgdata)
+for sec in c.sections():
+    if sec.startswith('variant-'):
+        if 'repository' not in c[sec]:
+            continue
+        _, varname = sec.split('-', 1)
+        reponame = '/etc/yum.repos.d/local-{0}.repo'.format(varname.lower())
+        with open(reponame, 'w') as repout:
+            repout.write('[local-{0}]\n'.format(varname.lower()))
+            repout.write('name=Local install repository for {0}\n'.format(varname))
+            repout.write('baseurl=https://{}/confluent-public/os/{}/distribution/{}\n'.format(server, profile, c[sec]['repository']))
+            repout.write('enabled=1\n')

confluent_osdeploy/el8/profiles/default/scripts/post.sh

@@ -14,6 +14,12 @@ curl -X POST -d 'status: staged' -H "CONFLUENT_NODENAME: $nodename" -H "CONFLUEN
 if [ -f /tmp/cryptboot ]; then
     run_remote tpm_luks.sh
 fi
+
+# By default, the install repository is ignored, change
+# this by manually adding local repositories
+
+rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM_GPG_KEY-*
+run_remote_python add_local_repositories
 # This script will execute in the installed system, but using the installer kernel prior to reboot.
 # This is an appropriate place to run post install activities that do not require the actual installed
 # kernel to run. For example adding drivers that would be needed for first boot to run cleanly.