Closed robmarkcole closed 2 years ago
Thanks for trying out SageMaker Studio Lab! We will log this enhancement request. Meanwhile as a workaround, removing the .conda
and .cache
folders cleans up most of the packages while enabling the the studio lab environment to recover gracefully.
Hi @robmarkcole to free space you may also revert conda to previous state
conda list --revisions #this will show all revision numbers and package changes
conda install --revision n #where n is the revision number to revert back
and/or run conda clean --all
(this one will delete cached packages and unused ones, freeing up a lot of space, see doc)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. After attempting to free up space using
rm -rf .*
I have also deleted files required by conda. I've partially recovered the situation but clearly the machine is a bit of a mess now, and I have this issue https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/5321 I would like to do a hard reset to a clean machine, but this doesn't appear possible. Im facing the possibility of having to create a new account just to get a clean machineDescribe the solution you'd like A menu option to reset/clean the machine. Also whilst at it, some UI to see how the 15GB are used would be useful
Describe alternatives you've considered Na
Additional context Na