Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery 19.15 AWS Deployment Guide

Cleaning up existing Cyber Recovery Docker containers

If necessary, clean up existing Cyber Recovery containers before you run the restore procedure after a disaster.

1. Identify the Cyber Recovery containers that are running:

   docker container ls --filter name=cr_

   The output shows the running Cyber Recovery containers. The following list is an example of what you might see:

   • cr_swagger
   • cr_ui
   • cr_edge
   • cr_clouds
   • cr_shelteredharbor
   • cr_system
   • cr_schedules
   • cr_policies
   • cr_vcenter
   • cr_mgmtdds
   • cr_apps
   • cr_notifications
   • cr_vault
   • cr_users
   • cr_mongo
   • cr_registry

   NOTE:

   • Each container name includes a suffix, which differs depending on your version of Docker Compose.
   • If the Cyber Recovery instance is not running on Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cr_clouds container is not displayed.
   • If the Cyber Recovery instance is not running in a Sheltered Harbor deployment, the cr_shelteredharbor container is not displayed.
2. Stop all the running Cyber Recovery containers:

    docker container stop `docker container ls -q --filter name=cr_`

3. Remove all the stopped Cyber Recovery containers:

   docker container rm `docker container ls -a -q --filter name=cr_`

4. Verify that all Cyber Recovery containers are removed:

   docker container ls -a –-filter name=cr_

   No containers are listed.

5. List the Cyber Recovery images that are associated with the containers that you removed:

   docker images | grep localhost:14779/cr_

6. Remove all the Cyber Recovery container images:

    docker image remove `docker images | grep localhost:14779/cr_ | awk '{ print $3 }'`

7. Verify that all the Cyber Recovery container images have been removed:

   docker images | grep localhost:14779/cr_

   The images that were listed in step 5 are no longer listed and the cleanup is complete.

8. Perform to the Cyber Recovery software restore procedure (see Restoring a Cyber Recovery software installation after a disaster).