PowerProtect Data Manager 19.16 for Cyber Recovery User 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_reporting
   • 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 Microsoft Azure or 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.
   • If the Sheltered Harbor feature is not enabled, the Sheltered Harbor container will not be running.
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 the Cyber Recovery software restore procedure (see Restoring a Cyber Recovery software installation after a disaster).