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Description of problem:
If there is not enough space to sync things and work with Satellite after it has been installed, (namely / fs) a lot of funny things can happen which are not immediately obvious.
Unknown errors (Something went wrong) and mongo connection issues can pop up which in turn would cause a lot of issues with Satellite itself.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Every time you run out of space in /
Steps to Reproduce:
Get the / FS to 100%, stuff just starts breaking but the errors Sat is giving out do not help in determining the real issue.
Expected results:
Perhaps a feature should be added to the installer which warns the user if the remaining space in / fs is too low for syncing a few ISOs afterwards (say less than 20GB remaining?).
It should not be a critical error, since the user could potentially allocate more space to / after the installation is complete.
The default RHEL 7 installation allocates inadequate amount of space to the / fs for Satellite usage (around 50GB in my default setup).