Closed VladislavIvanov closed 5 years ago
Hi Vlad,
Do you mean remove the docker containers from the peer? If so, not in Amazon managed blockchain, as you have no access to the peer, and there isn't a cli command to do this. Is this something you would need need?
On Mon, 10 Jun 2019, 20:24 Vlad, notifications@github.com wrote:
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The amazon managed blockchain service and your repo resources are awesome! I really appreciate what you have done!
During the chaincode development phase I have installed a lot chaincodes with different versions. I have managed to delete chaincode from the peer file system.
My question is - is there a way to kill the container that corresponds to the chaincode shim for each installed cc?
Thanks!
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Hey, @MCLDG
Yes, I mean removing the docker containers from the peer.
How will you advice me to clear all unused chaincodes installed on peer? May be I should create new peer node and delete the old one?
Thanks!
I'm not clear on why you want to clean up the chaincode. Is it causing you issues?
On Tue, 11 Jun 2019, 17:29 Vlad, notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey, @MCLDG https://github.com/MCLDG
Yes, I mean removing the docker containers from the peer.
How will you advice me to clear all unused chaincodes installed on peer? May be I should create new peer node and delete the old one?
Thanks!
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During the chaincode development phase I have installed a lot chaincodes with different versions. Now, I have a final version of my chaincode and I was wondering if I could clean up the redundant versions.
Ok, in managed blockchain it's not possible. I see this as a nice to have, unless you see this causing you specific issues.
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During the chaincode development phase I have installed a lot chaincodes with different versions. Now, I have a final version of my chaincode and I was wondering if I could clean up the redundant versions.
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Hi, @MCLDG !
The amazon managed blockchain service and your repo resources are awesome! I really appreciate what you have done!
During the chaincode development phase I have installed a lot chaincodes with different versions. I have managed to delete chaincode from the peer file system.
My question is - is there a way to kill the container that corresponds to the chaincode shim for each installed cc?
Thanks!