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[SOLVED] How to clean previous Appwrite installations (updates)
Hi, how I proper clean my server after each Appwrite updates ?
When I execute docker images I can see all minor appwrite versions which consume at least 1Gb each.
I'm worry about executing docker images prune, is it safe?
Thanks
TL;DR
The user wants to know how to properly clean their server after each Appwrite update. They are concerned about the disk space consumed by previous Appwrite versions.
A solution is provided: the user can use the command `docker image ls` to list all the unwanted images and then remove them using `docker rmi appwrite/appwrite:1.4.2` (replace with the appropriate version number). It is mentioned that Docker won't let the user remove any image that is in use, so they should be careful not to break the current installation. Additionally, the user is advised to use the tool "lazydocker" for easy 
If you don't have any active installation then it's complexly safe
Also check this
It could help you with fast docker cleaning
Exactly this is for a server with an active Appwrite instance running, I don't want to broke all the installation :/
Okay, Docker won't let you remove any image that is in use
So what I would do is to run
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docker image ls
then remove each of the unwanted ones
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docker rmi appwrite/appwrite:1.4.2
And you can use the lazydocker for easy managing
Okay perfect thanks !
[SOLVED] How to clean previous Appwrite installations (updates)
