# At first glance, you'll think this excessive.
# This is the product of much experience, so the additional partitions
# such as '/var/lib' and '/var/lib/docker' are highly useful because 
# the customers I support often do not disclose their use of docker 
# for example, put it into production, then later I have to coordinate
# with them so that /var/lib is not filled up due to a 
# non-existent /var/lib/docker - so that is why (for example)
# /var/lib/docker exists
#
# You may find other partitions that are needed.
# I make a "/usr" partition because some admins or companies
# occasionally place software in "/usr" and that will fill up "/" 
# if I don't make a "/usr".  Is this overkill? Absolutely.  
# I'm good with overkill, this won't solve every problem
# but when you have to after-the-fact-build resolve "/" filling up
# or "/var" filling up, you begin to adopt overkill.  
# 
# Why are there "fsoptions" here? Or "/home" partition? For STIG requirements.   
# Many larger companies will use an NFS-mounted /home/ drive for users for 
# centralized users files so their home drive is available regardless of what
# server they log into.
# Do all the suggestions below work in all environments?  Absolutely not, 
# so please adjust for your own environment.
# 
clearpart --all
zerombr
part /boot --fstype=xfs --size=5072
part pv.008065 --fstype="lvmpv" --ondisk=sda --size=100 --grow
clearpart --all --drives=sda
volgroup osdisk --pesize=4096 pv.008065

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logvol /               --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=slash       --size=65655
logvol /opt            --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=opt         --size=30000
logvol /home           --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=homestig    --size=1000
logvol /var            --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=var         --size=32768 --fsoptions="nodev"
logvol /var/lib        --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=varlib      --size=42768 --fsoptions="nodev"
logvol /var/lib/docker --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=docker      --size=15768 --fsoptions="nodev"
logvol /var/log        --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=varlog      --size=23384 --fsoptions="nodev"
logvol /var/log/audit  --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=varlogaudit --size=9300  --fsoptions="nodev,nosuid,noexec"
logvol /var/tmp        --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=vartmp      --size=8000  --fsoptions="nodev"
logvol /var/spool      --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=varspool    --size=8192  --fsoptions="nodev"
# everything else
logvol /remainder      --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=remainder   --size=100 --grow
logvol /tmp            --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=tmp         --size=16384 --fsoptions="nodev,nosuid"
logvol /usr            --fstype=xfs  --vgname=osdisk --name=usr         --size=21384
logvol swap            --fstype=swap --vgname=osdisk --name=swap        --size=16584