Cleaning up instance files
Locally running instances create a number of files,
such as the log file, the workdir, the console socket, the PID file, and the notify socket.
To remove all of these files for one or more instances, use the clean command:
cartridge clean [INSTANCE_NAME...] [flags]
where [INSTANCE_NAME...] means that more than one instance name can be specified.
If no INSTANCE_NAME is provided, all the instances from the
Cartridge instance configuration file are taken as arguments.
See the --cfg option below.
--stateboard |
Remove the stateboard files as well as the files of other instances.
Ignored if --stateboard-only is specified. |
--stateboard-only |
Remove only the application stateboard files.
If this flag is specified, INSTANCE_NAME... is ignored. |
--run-dir |
The directory where PID and socket files are stored.
Defaults to ./tmp/run.
run-dir is also a section of .cartridge.yml.
Learn more about
instance paths. |
--data-dir |
The directory containing the working directories of instances.
Defaults to ./tmp/data.
data-dir is also a section of .cartridge.yml.
Learn more about
instance paths. |
--log-dir |
The directory that stores logs for instances that are running in the background.
Defaults to ./tmp/log.
log-dir is also a section of .cartridge.yml.
Learn more about
instance paths. |
--cfg |
Path to the Cartridge instances configuration file.
Defaults to ./instances.yml.
cfg``is also a section of ``.cartridge.yml.
Learn more about
instance paths. |
clean also supports global flags.