Partitions < 1GB are ignored about ansible-cmdb

[fboender]

The idea was to exclude "non interesting" mount points under some distributions such as /dev, /var/lock. It seems that Ansible doesn't include them anyway, so it's not a problem to include mount points smaller than 1gb. There should still be check for at least a size of 1 byte available, otherwise ansible-cmdb will run into division by zero errors.

Btw, ansible-cmdb does not exclude mount points with less than 1 GB free space, only mount points with less than 1 GB total space

[muffl0n]

Okay, maybe I misinterpreted the check on size_total and size_available.

I way already thinking about a way to optimize the display of "Disk avail" and "Disk total" because currently it just get's mixed up and you don't know to which partition what size belongs. So the numbers are quite useless. Only the bars in "Disk usage" give you a good idea about the partitions.

[muffl0n]

My proposal would be to remove "Disk total" and "Disk avail" and merge them with the "Disk usage" column:

I'm still mixing up "disk used" and "disk free" here, but that's just details. :)

[fboender]

That looks quite nice! Maybe make the font for the sizes slightly smaller so it's easier to differentiate between the mount point and the sizes?

[muffl0n]

I tried my best :)

[muffl0n]

We are still ignoring partitions with a total size < 1GB with that:

    % if i['size_total']/1048576000 > 1:

Maybe just ditch that line?

[fboender]

Looks great Sven. I've merged the changes.

I've also committed a change so that disks < 1GB are shown.

Thanks for your PR and feedback!