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# 1. Uninstall CheckCle System

**CheckCle uninstallation guide** with explanations and extra cleanup steps in case you want to fully remove everything related to it:

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###  Step 1: Stop and Remove the Running Container

```bash
docker stop checkcle
docker rm checkcle
```

* `docker stop` → gracefully stops the container.
* `docker rm` → removes the container definition (but not the image yet).

***

###  Step 2: Remove the CheckCle Image

```bash
docker rmi operacle/checkcle:latest
```

* Removes the Docker image from your local system.
* If you used another version or tag (e.g., `operacle/checkcle:v1.0.0`), adjust accordingly.
* If multiple images exist, list them first:

  ```bash
  docker images | grep checkcle
  ```

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###  Step 3: (Optional) Remove Volumes or Data Folders

If you mounted local folders (e.g., PocketBase data or logs), you can clean them up manually. For example:

```bash
rm -rf /mnt/pb_data
```

⚠️ Careful: This will permanently delete all data (databases, logs, configurations).

If Docker volumes were created:

```bash
docker volume ls | grep checkcle
docker volume rm <volume_name>
```

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### &#x20;Step 4: Remove Networks (Optional)

If you created a custom Docker network for CheckCle:

```bash
docker network ls | grep checkcle
docker network rm <network_name>
```

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### &#x20;Step 5: Verify Cleanup

Check if anything related to CheckCle is still running:

```bash
docker ps -a | grep checkcle
docker images | grep checkcle
docker volume ls | grep checkcle
docker network ls | grep checkcle
```

If all return empty, CheckCle is fully removed.