Uninstall

Remove all DeepFellow data at once, or uninstall DeepFellow Infra, Server, and the CLI individually.

Remove Everything

To remove DeepFellow Server, DeepFellow Infra, the CLI, and the ~/.deepfellow directory in one command, run:

deepfellow prune

This achieves the same result as deepfellow cli uninstall --prune. deepfellow prune does not accept --directory. If you installed Infra or Server to a non-default location, uninstall each with --directory first, then run deepfellow cli uninstall --prune to remove the CLI and the ~/.deepfellow directory.

DeepFellow Infra

To uninstall DeepFellow Infra, run:

deepfellow infra uninstall

The command asks whether to also remove the Docker images DeepFellow Infra used. To skip the prompt, pass --remove-images or --no-remove-images:

deepfellow infra uninstall --remove-images

--remove-images will not locate the images once DeepFellow Infra is already uninstalled. Remove them manually instead: list them with docker images, then remove each one with docker image rm.

To uninstall an installation in a non-default location, pass --directory (or --dir).

DeepFellow Server

To uninstall DeepFellow Server, run:

deepfellow server uninstall

To uninstall an installation in a non-default location, pass --directory (or --dir).

DeepFellow CLI

Uninstall the CLI last: it runs the DeepFellow Infra and DeepFellow Server uninstall commands, so removing it first will prevent you from uninstalling the rest.

To uninstall the DeepFellow CLI, run:

deepfellow cli uninstall

The command detects your package manager and removes the CLI.

To also remove all DeepFellow data, including Infra and Server containers, volumes, and the ~/.deepfellow directory, add --prune:

deepfellow cli uninstall --prune