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I installed Determined AI using pip install in my conda environment.
When I first ran det deploy local cluster-up, it created an admin user and gave me a password.
I forgot the password and can’t reset it because it asks for the current password.
I tried to fix this by uninstalling Determined (pip uninstall determined) and removing the Docker images and containers.
After reinstalling, it’s still using the old admin user, and it didn’t create a new one.
I would like to completely uninstall Determined AI, including any old settings, and do a fresh install where it creates a new admin user and password. How can I fully wipe everything and start over?
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det deploy local cluster-up is going to create a docker volume to persist the database.
The default name for the database is determined_determined-db-volume (or CLUSTERNAME_determined-db-volume if you did det deploy local cluster-up --cluster-name CLUSTERNAME).
So you can run det deploy local cluster-down to turn off the containers, and while no containers are using the volume, you can run docker volume rm determined_determined-db-volume.
Then next det deploy local cluster-up command will create a new volume with an empty database.
Please help me with the following scenario:
I would like to completely uninstall Determined AI, including any old settings, and do a fresh install where it creates a new admin user and password. How can I fully wipe everything and start over?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: