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5.6. Removing Lifecycle Environments from the Red Hat Satellite Capsule Server
There are multiple reasons to remove lifecycle environments from the Red Hat Satellite Capsule Server. For example:
- When lifecycle environments are no longer relevant to the host systems
- When lifecycle environments have been incorrectly added to the Satellite Capsule Server
To remove a lifecycle environment from the Satellite Capsule Server:
- Log in to the Satellite Server CLI as the root user.
- Choose the desired Red Hat Satellite Capsule Server from the list and take note of its
id:# hammer capsule list
The Satellite Capsule Server's details can be verified using the command:# hammer capsule info --id capsule_id_number
- Verify the list of lifecycle environments currently attached to the Red Hat Capsule Server and note down the
environment id:hammer capsule content lifecycle-environments --id capsule_id_number
- Remove the lifecycle environment from the Satellite Capsule Server:
# hammer capsule content remove-lifecycle-environment --id capsule_id_number --environment-id environment_id
Where:--idis the Satellite Capsule Server's identification number.--environment-idis the lifecycle environment's identification number.
Repeat this step for every lifecycle environment to be removed from the Capsule Server. - Synchronize the content from the Satellite Server's environment to the Satellite Capsule Server:
# hammer capsule content synchronize --id capsule_id_number
Result:
The chosen environments are removed from the Satellite Capsule Server.
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