Hello everyone,
I spent some time with docker today, solving problems…LOL
Well…I ran this command on my production server (via SSH): docker system df and one point caught my attention: 292 images and 8 active!!
Then I ran “docker images” and all 292 images are there, images from 10 months ago! Looks like each deployment, Wappler is creating a new image!
It is safe use docker system prune --all to clean unused data?
Thanks! Happy weekend to all!
Dave
November 19, 2021, 8:30pm
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Absolutely fine to run:
docker system prune
Some further guidance for you here:
No problem
Did the error occur when you hit the deploy button? Because I see the system check info only before.
What you can do to test space on your droplet is:
make sure you have the target where the droplet is defined as active
select from the terminals dropdown: “Host Server SSH” (it can take a bit to connect)
[image]
you will see a system status when it connects
then when the terminal is started, to see the available space, execute:
df -h
[image]
to see the …
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thanks @Dave !
@George is possible to add “docker system prune” on the remote server after deployment?
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Teodor
December 2, 2021, 4:39pm
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A cleanup button has been added to Wappler 4.4.2