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Created attachment 1357261[details]
bootdisk_isos should also be removed from datastore when host is removed
Description of problem: I was trying to provision hosts through BOOtdisk provisioning method on vmware compute resource. Later, I removed a few hosts from satellite and hosts removed from backend, which is expected. Though I still see the bootdisk ISO in the datastore and for those hosts which are already removed.
Please see the attachment.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
sat6.3 GA snap25
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. create a host using bootdisk method on vmware
2. remove host from satellite
3.
Actual results:
on removing host from satellte, host was removed from vmware but not the attached bootdisk iso
Expected results:
on removing a bootdisk host should also remove the attached boot iso from datastore
Additional info:
Sachin, can you test something for me? If you create another host with the same hostname, will it break the workflow because the ISO is already present?
If not, it's low priority bug, perhaps only backlog.
Yeah, I tried to create another host with same name. Host was provisioned and ISO was over written as I see the modified date of today.
So its just that ISO won't be deleted which may create amny small files in datastore.
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Created attachment 1357261 [details] bootdisk_isos should also be removed from datastore when host is removed Description of problem: I was trying to provision hosts through BOOtdisk provisioning method on vmware compute resource. Later, I removed a few hosts from satellite and hosts removed from backend, which is expected. Though I still see the bootdisk ISO in the datastore and for those hosts which are already removed. Please see the attachment. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): sat6.3 GA snap25 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a host using bootdisk method on vmware 2. remove host from satellite 3. Actual results: on removing host from satellte, host was removed from vmware but not the attached bootdisk iso Expected results: on removing a bootdisk host should also remove the attached boot iso from datastore Additional info: