Open vmarkovtsev opened 6 years ago
There is no cleanup implemented. It only stops the direct container, not its dependencies
Another observation: if you run a long query, there is no way to kill it, and ctrl-c leaves orphaned containers eating 100% CPU.
Doing srcd kill
should kill all remaining containers.
@erizocosmico do you think cleaning up the dependencies would be very hard?
srcd kill does remove everything. Stopping the web app with ctrl+c does not kill, though.
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Doing srcd kill should kill all remaining containers.
@erizocosmico https://github.com/erizocosmico do you think cleaning up the dependencies would be very hard?
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@campoy srcd kill
ATM is way too brutal https://github.com/src-d/engine/issues/61
something @erizocosmico didn't answer
@erizocosmico do you think cleaning up the dependencies would be very hard?
I run
srcd web sql
, do some stuff and then Ctrl-C it. Thendocker ps
shows:the last one is OK, Pilosa one is removed in the most recent gitbase so can be ignored. However, gitbase is left running while it should not.