helm-space-default 2、helm delete xxxxx -purge(xxx是第一列那个名字) [root@grg-cloudos-01 ~]# helm delete default-cloudos-harbor --purge release "default-cloudos-harbor" deleted Powered

10.6.2. zumero_restore_quarantine() ..... 44 10.7. Destroying things ..... 44 10.7.1. zumero_purge_history() ..... 44 Reference: Error Messages ..... 45 Frequently Asked Questions ..... 46 necessary For other apps, all that history is just taking up precious space on the mobile device. The zumero_purge_history() function can be used to reclaim space. #### 8.1. How History is Stored When you create your old stuff. If you want to access history, you can SELECT from the z$old$ table. The zumero_purge_history() function deletes the old rows from all the z$old$ tables in your database. For the initial

of the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from queues configured proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered • you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from queues configured proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

of the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from queues configured proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery

the current task • know what queue a task was delivered to • see a list of running workers • purge all messages • inspect what the workers are doing • see what tasks a worker has registered • you can omit the name of the task as long as the task doesn’t use a custom result backend. • purge: Purge messages from all configured task queues. This command will remove all messages from queues configured proj purge You can also specify the queues to purge using the -Q option: $ celery -A proj purge -Q celery,foo,bar and exclude queues from being purged using the -X option: $ celery -A proj purge -X celery