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Description of problem:
Customer wants only a simple list of hosts.
The default action apparently calculates all installable errata counts for every host and takes way too long when I simply want a list of content hosts.
Additionally, why try to calculate errata on ESX hypervisors? there will never be any. Also, can a filter be added to exclude hypervisors from the list?
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
6.1.5
How reproducible:
Repeatably
Steps to Reproduce:
1.run # hammer content-host list and observe database and system activity
Actual results:
The command takes over four minutes to run.
Expected results:
Comes back with a simple list of content hosts.
Additional info:
Perhaps a flag could be added to allow just a simple list of hosts.