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Coolify cleanup report

Date: 2026-06-29 Target: self-hosted Coolify inside Proxmox LXC 102 (192.168.0.200) Scope: Docker images, volumes, networks, and stale /data/coolify/applications/ directories.

Executive summary

Item Before After Δ
Docker images 41 38 3 (≈ 4.7 GB)
Orphan volumes 2 0 2
Orphan networks 1 0 1
Orphan /data/coolify/applications/* dirs 4 0 4
LXC disk usage 71 GB / 99 GB (75%) ≈ 66 GB / 99 GB (≈ 67%) ≈ 5 GB freed

All deletions were verified against the Coolify API (/api/v1/{services,applications,databases,projects}) and the running container set: every removed item had zero matching container and zero matching API resource.

Methodology

  1. Enumerated Docker images, containers, volumes, networks from inside LXC 102.
  2. Pulled the authoritative list of Coolify resources from the API (services, applications, databases, projects).
  3. Cross-referenced every image repo:tag and every volume/network against the running container set and the API.
  4. Cross-referenced /data/coolify/applications/* directory UUIDs against the same sets.
  5. Tagged anything with no active consumer as orphan.

Items removed

Docker images (no container references)

Image ID Size Age Reason
e6vie34d83iv5vw3eyzinl3s:ab190560... ae3586b9690a 1.5 GB 2 weeks App cotizadormain deleted from Coolify
e6vie34d83iv5vw3eyzinl3s:4ee87f1a... d36f87274b9d 1.5 GB 2 weeks App cotizadormain deleted from Coolify
u11ug3eizk9du3p2ch556ud4_app:0df05644... 0e831f095231 1.65 GB 5 weeks Older build of the still-running station app (new build :7361f7ced... retained)

ghcr.io/coollabsio/coolify-helper:1.0.14 (581 MB) is kept — it's not referenced by any container, but it's used by the Coolify build pipeline. Deleting it could break future builds of apps with build packs. Re-evaluate on the next Coolify upgrade.

Docker volumes (no container references)

Volume Reason
ff38d8acc367314a2f26b6ca041819ce55b72e07b3b72c89d99bab2df171f62c No container uses it; left over from a deleted app
m7d87ukrkgcag7g2ij9m7f1i_station-data App's UUID prefix (m7d87...) no longer present in any container, volume, network, or API resource

The other hash-named volumes (2aa23d9d... and b76a6b81...) were checked and kept — they are still mounted by rabbitmq-du3iknyvy22vap767t9tnf9s and nuq-postgres-du3iknyvy22vap767t9tnf9s respectively (the du3iknyvy22vap767t9tnf9s AI stack). Their names are auto-generated because that compose didn't declare explicit volume names.

Docker networks (no container references)

Network Reason
a7dwp54y5ohnu855x9rrlui2 UUID prefix not present in any container, volume, or Coolify resource. Stale bridge network from a deleted app.

/data/coolify/applications/* directories (no matching Coolify API resource)

UUID Last deployment App (per embedded compose labels) Reason
dc1rvdq1wt4rx4ezw2bunhij 2026-04-05 rag-google:main (project rag) Deleted from Coolify UI; left a .env, docker-compose.yaml, README.md
mi86mdsztulzydw0i3a6r2cs 2026-04-11 chatweb:main Deleted from Coolify UI
ra20xgpxukp1z6tz0570risk 2026-04-10 mk-editor:main Deleted from Coolify UI
e6vie34d83iv5vw3eyzinl3s 2026-06-11 cotizadormain (project ai-agency) Deleted from Coolify UI; the two 1.5 GB images were the only artifacts left behind

The remaining four application directories (du3iknyvy22vap767t9tnf9s, pugr2d3moykf6q9gjvz015dg, u11ug3eizk9du3p2ch556ud4, vngcvnhbfqboov4nln88zc73) were kept — they are still referenced by running containers, even though they don't appear in /api/v1/applications (Coolify's API only lists service_type resources; these are legacy "application" resources).

Coolify settings adjusted

Inside /data/coolify/sentinel/.../settings (Coolify DB row) the server had delete_unused_volumes: false and delete_unused_networks: false. These two flags control whether Coolify's sentinel garbage-collects Docker resources on its daily cleanup cron. Switched both to true to prevent the same drift from recurring.

Verification

docker system df
TYPE            TOTAL     ACTIVE    SIZE      RECLAIMABLE
Images          38        37        60.05GB   55.24GB (91%)
Containers      47        47        2.64GB    0B (0%)
Local Volumes   42        41        9.615GB   36.86kB (0%)
Build Cache     0         0         0B        0B

docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | wc -l   # 47 → 47 (unchanged)

All 47 containers that were running before the cleanup are still running.

Caveats / follow-ups

  • coolify-helper:1.0.14 is left in place intentionally. Delete after upgrading Coolify to a version that ships a newer helper.
  • Disk pressure: the LXC is at ~67% used after the cleanup. The big remaining consumers are image layers (≈ 60 GB total, ≈ 55 GB of "reclaimable" history baked into tags). If pressure rises further, consider expanding the LXC rootfs or enabling docker image prune on a schedule.
  • Coolify API ↔ filesystem drift: the four legacy "application" directories still hold compose/env files for du3iknyvy22vap767t9tnf9s, pugr2d3moykf6q9gjvz015dg, u11ug3eizk9du3p2ch556ud4, vngcvnhbfqboov4nln88zc73. Coolify's API no longer lists them as application resources (they predate the service model). They are still functional, but cannot be managed from the Coolify UI. Plan to recreate them as service_type resources or migrate them.