Attention
You can now run different PHP versions per project:
Release v3.0.0-beta-0.1 
Remove the Devilbox¶
If you want to completely remove the Devilbox follow this tutorial.
Table of Contents
Backups¶
Before deleting the Devilbox git directory, ask yourself if you want to make backups of all customizations you have done so far as well as of all data that may be present within that directory.
Dump databases¶
Before shutting down the Devilbox, do a final backup of all of your databases:
Dumps will end up in backups/.
Shutdown the Devilbox¶
Before attempting to backup any file system data, make sure the Devilbox is properly shutdown.
host> docker-compose stop
Backup configuration files¶
You should now backup the following configuration files:
- Backup your customized
.envfile - Backup your customized
.docker-compose.override.ymlfile - Backup your customized bash configuration from
bash/ - Backup all custom service configurations from
cfg/ - Backup the Devilbox root certificate from
ca/
Backup data and dumps¶
You should now backup the following data:
- Backup any backups created in
backups/ - Backup any project or Docker data from
data/
Remove the Devilbox¶
If you have followed the backup routine, you can continue deleting all created components.
Remove Devilbox containers¶
Navigate to the Devilbox git directory and remove all Devilbox container:
host> docker-compose rm -f
Remove Devilbox network¶
List all existing Docker networks via
host> docker network ls NETWORK ID NAME DRIVER SCOPE 0069843ff0c3 bridge bridge local ... 9c8d4a84cf2d devilbox_app_net bridge local
Find the NETWORK ID of the Devilbox network and delete it:
host> docker network rm 9c8d4a84cf2d
Remove Devilbox git directory¶
You can simply delete the whole Devilbox git directory
Revert your system changes¶
Manual DNS entries¶
Revert any changes you have done in /etc/hosts (or C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc for Windows)