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Stop a background local instance and remove its containers. Local only.

Usage

Arguments

Options

Behavior

  • helix stop is idempotent — if the instance is not running, the CLI exits successfully without error.
  • Default in-memory data is wiped when the container is removed.
  • For disk-mode instances, helix stop removes the Helix and SeaweedFS containers, and any MinIO sidecar left by an older CLI, but keeps the persistent local volumes. Use helix prune to delete disk-mode data.
  • The disk-cache volume of a disk-mode or S3 instance is kept too, so the next start reads recently used data locally.
  • Remote S3 data is never touched.

Examples