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To remove all data of an instance:
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1. Access to the instance
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2. Stop the containers: `docker-compose down`
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3. Remove all the mounted folders:
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```
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$ sudo rm -r /home/opencell/{opencelldata,input-files,postgresql,opencell-log
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```
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4. Execute the deploy playbook.
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# Errors
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## Keycloak without the users?
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### Solution
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1. Access to the instance via SSH
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2. Execute:
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```
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$ docker exec opencell rm /opt/jboss/opencell-first-start-done
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```
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3. Restart OpenCell:
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```
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$ docker restart opencell
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```
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### Why?
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When OpenCell image is created, it imports JSON that configure Keycloak. This file is named `opencell-realm-and-users.json` and located in `/opt/jboss`.
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After do this import we create a file named `opencell-first-start-done` that is used to check if import already done to not do it again if docker restart is done on this image. |
