We want to reproduce exactly the same scenario as in SWATCH-2942.
This is happening when the system facts from HBI is:

{
  "rhsm": {
    "orgId": "11164879",
    "MEMORY": 16,
    "RH_PROD": [
      "388",
      "479",
      "387",
      "389"
    ],
    "IS_VIRTUAL": true,
    "ARCHITECTURE": "x86_64",
    "SYNC_TIMESTAMP": "2024-09-27T00:06:26.672635574Z",
    "SYSPURPOSE_SLA": "Standard",
    "SYSPURPOSE_ROLE": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server",
    "SYSPURPOSE_USAGE": "Production"
  }
}

Note the product IDs (RH_PROD) and the SYSPURPOSE_ROLE is "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server".

In this scenario, we should identify the instance with both:

• "RHEL for x86" because the SYSPURPOSE_ROLE is "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server" (and also the product ID has 479
• "rhel-for-sap-x86" because the product IDs contains 388 and 389

At the moment, we're only identifying "RHEL for x86".