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Currently, if you are creating a swarm and kill/abort the process, docker swarm is left in a dirty state and you can't re-use the swarm name. You also have to manually clean up the docker-machine instances.
A future improvement would be to somehow handle this gracefully or have a cleanup script that will remove any incoherent state on the docker swarm side.
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Gracefully handle sigkill
Gracefully handle sigkill on manage-swarm create
Dec 5, 2019
Currently, if you are creating a swarm and kill/abort the process, docker swarm is left in a dirty state and you can't re-use the swarm name. You also have to manually clean up the docker-machine instances.
A future improvement would be to somehow handle this gracefully or have a cleanup script that will remove any incoherent state on the docker swarm side.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: