Removing an EVVR Container instance depends on how your instance was installed:

Use the table of contents on the right to select how you originally installed EVVR Container to see the instructions relevant to your installation.

Log into a terminal on the host machine and enter the following commands:

This will stop the instance of EVVR Container, and remove it from the list of Docker containers.

There are two volumes (a configuration volume and a recording volume) that hold the data used by your instance of EVVR Container. These are not deleted by default in case you wish to reinstall at a later date.

Firstly, check the volumes still exist using this command:

There will two entries for edgevis-config and edges-recordings. To remove these enter these commands:

You can repeat the first command in this step to confirm the volumes are deleted.

Finally, Docker will hold onto the original installation files as an 'image'. To delete these firstly check if they are still present:

This should list an image with the name digitalbarriers/evvr.

To remove it use this command:

You can repeat the first command in this step to confirm the images are deleted.

Log into a terminal on the host machine and enter the following commands:

This will stop the instance of EVVR Container, and remove it from the list of Docker containers.

There are two volumes (a configuration volume and a recording volume) that hold the data used by your instance of EVVR Container. These are not deleted by default in case you wish to reinstall at a later date.

Firstly, check the volumes still exist using this command:

There will two entries for edgevis-config and edges-recordings. To remove these enter these commands:

You can repeat the first command in this step to confirm the volumes are deleted.

Finally, Docker will hold onto the original installation files as an 'image'. To delete these firstly check if they are still present:

This should list an image with the name digitalbarriers/evvr.

To remove it use this command:

You can repeat the first command in this step to confirm the images are deleted.

Cradlepoint has a user interface for managing containers - for more information please refer to the Installation guide for Cradlepoint.

This will stop the container, delete it, and remove the image from the system.
Your recordings and configuration will remain on the system inside their relevant docker volumes.

This will do everything that remove does, as well as delete all of the container volumes and configuration files.