I have been using /delete followed by close ticket to remove unused instances. While this works for removing the instances, it does not remove the storage volume associated with the ticket. We have over 40 volumes created this way while we have only 10 open tickets (hence 10 active users) so over 30 volumes are sitting unused and taking about 2TB of our storage allocation.
It is nice to decouple the deletion of instance and volume, so perhaps we need /delete_volume command. Or even a third one, (e.g., /clear?, /delete_all?) which basically combines both actions (delete instance and the associated volume) and close the ticket.
I have been using /delete followed by close ticket to remove unused instances. While this works for removing the instances, it does not remove the storage volume associated with the ticket. We have over 40 volumes created this way while we have only 10 open tickets (hence 10 active users) so over 30 volumes are sitting unused and taking about 2TB of our storage allocation.
It is nice to decouple the deletion of instance and volume, so perhaps we need /delete_volume command. Or even a third one, (e.g., /clear?, /delete_all?) which basically combines both actions (delete instance and the associated volume) and close the ticket.