How to uninstall and delete everything?

[Siggy101]

Does anyone have instructions on how to cleanly 'uninstall' Teslamate from a Docker setup?
I have decided not to use TeslaMate anymore and would like to remove all containers and would like to be sure I am tidying up all orphaned data from my server. I cannot see any removal instructions on the docs site.
Is it enough to just 'remove' the containers in Portainer or will I have orphaned volumes that will need manually removing? For info, I followed the official docker-compose install route: (https://docs.teslamate.org/docs/installation/docker/).

[Adeian]

After losing a years worth of data after an update and getting no help from here I feel you. :)

You will have to remove the images, containers, and volumes. The easiest way is from the command line. I started with removing the images using Docker desktop then moved to the command line.

Tyoe docker image ls to list all of the images then type docker image rm <and the ID of each image. that will remove them.
Then type in docker volume ls to list the volume. docker container rm to remove them.

That should remove everything for you.

Paul

[Siggy101]

Thanks Paul.
I did some research and found essentially the same instructions.
The only thing I am not certain of is which volumes to remove to really get the job done.
I believe these are the relevant ones. Can you confirm that's everything? None of these containers are used for anything except TeslaMate

REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
postgres 12 044aa8666500 5 days ago 314MB
eclipse-mosquitto 1.6 1feef7b48e2f 6 days ago 9.53MB
eclipse-mosquitto latest 1feef7b48e2f 6 days ago 9.53MB
teslamate/teslamate latest bf11926b1075 7 weeks ago 44.2MB
teslamate/grafana latest 3e6bcc2dd771 7 weeks ago 186MB

An uninstall guide would be valuable here @adriankumpf

[Adeian]

That will do it. Should get rid of all of it for you.

[jebinc]

guess the uninstall instructions never came. Boy, is this software a mess on a raspberry pi

[natrlhy]

I run it flawlessly on a Pi. If following the instructions, it will run fine. Start over and try again step by step.

[ktsenvolt]

These would remove all the images, volumes, containers etc. So if you have other docker containers that you want to keep you will NOT want to run this.

#Stop the containers:
sudo docker-compose down
#Delete all volumes:
docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q)
#Delete all containers:
docker rm -f $(docker ps -a -q)
#Clean up any dangling branches
docker system prune
#Remove all images from the local cache
docker rmi $(docker images -a -q)

[jebinc]

Thank youJohnOn Jan 23, 2023, at 6:13 AM, Ken ***@***.***> wrote: These would remove all the images, volumes, containers etc. So if you have other docker containers that you want to keep you will NOT want to run this. #Stop the containers: sudo docker-compose down #Delete all volumes: docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q) #Delete all containers: docker rm -f $(docker ps -a -q) #Clean up any dangling branches docker system prune #Remove all images from the local cache docker rmi $(docker images -a -q) —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>